Court of Appeals of Utah· 7/22/1993

State v. Palmer

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860 P.2d 339
218 Utah Adv. Rep. 19
1993 Utah App. LEXIS 126
1993 WL 335158

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holding that admission of testimony during prosecution’s case in chief “implicating defendant’s decision to remain silent” is impermissible under federal constitution
\[Ulse of privileged silence for impeachment purposes is constitutional unless the silence was potentially induced by the government's delivery of Mi-rando warnings.\
“A comment by a prosecutor during closing argument that the jury consider matters outside the evidence is prosecutorial misconduct.”

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Judges: Billings, Jackson, Russon

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