Hawaii Supreme Court· 12/12/1986

State v. Marsh

Citations

728 P.2d 1301
68 Haw. 659
1986 Haw. LEXIS 121

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holding that the prosecutor improperly expressed his personal opinion that the defendant was guilty, asserting, “I’m sure she committed the crime’’
holding that the prosecutor improperly expressed his personal opinion that the defendant was guilty, asserting, \I'm sure she committed the crime\
concluding that the prosecutor’s conduct impacted the defendant’s “right to a fair trial as to amount to ‘plain error’ ”
concluding that the prosecutor's conduct impacted the defendant's \right to a fair trial as to amount to `plain error'\
holding that “prosecutor’s improper comments, taken as a whole, substantially prejudiced [defendant’s] right to a fair trial”
holding that error affecting a defendant’s right to a fair trial constitutes plain error

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Judges: Lum, Nakamura, Padgett, Hayashi, Intermediate, Heen, Place, Wakatsuki, Excused

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