Tim Madsen v. Kohl's Department Stores Inc

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• holding that comment, “[W]e cannot tell you whether this defendant knew that car was stolen or not; we cannot go over there where he sits and split his mind open with an axe and show it to you” constituted improper comment on appellant’s failure to testify
• holding that comment, \[W]e cannot tell you whether this defendant knew that car was stolen or not; we cannot go over there where he sits and split his mind open with an axe and show it to you\ constituted improper comment on appellant's failure to testify
• holding that comment, \[W]e cannot tell you whether this defendant knew that car was stolen or not; we cannot go over there where he sits and split his mind open with an axe and show it to you\ constituted improper comment on appellant's failure to testify

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