United States v. Alex Alexander

How courts have described this case

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• finding no issue with the statement that “if [the witness] were going to lie, he would have done so on a larger, more persuasive scale”
• “[T]he prosecutor may point out the absence of specific evidence of a motive for the [witness] to lie....”
• “A prosecutor may comment on the credibility of a witness so long as the comment reflects reasonable inferences from the evidence.”
• “A prosecutor may comment on the credibility of a witness so long as the comment reflects reasonable inferences from the evidence.”
• “[T]he fact that the line is so fine … emphasizes the need for a timely objec‐ tion.”
• “[T]he fact that the line is so fine ... emphasizes the heed for a timely objection.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).