Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 4/17/1995

State v. McFadden

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458 S.E.2d 61
318 S.C. 404
1995 S.C. App. LEXIS 54

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holding that given the ample other evidence of guilt in the record, the solicitor’s comments did not infect the trial with unfairness to the extent that his conviction was a denial of due process
holding issues concerning objectionable testimony are not preserved for appellate purposes when an objection is sustained if the objecting party does not move to strike the offending testimony
finding that when a witness gives objectionable testimony and an objection is subsequently interposed and sustained, the issue is not preserved for appeal unless the objecting party moves to strike the testimony

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Judges: Goolsby

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