United States v. Blais

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• finding that prosecutor’s misstatements of evidence did not rise to level of plain error given misstatement’s brevity and isolation and judge’s later instruction to the jurors that counsel’s argument did not constitute evidence, but that their recollection of the facts controlled
• ‘We review the district court’s decision to strike for abuse of discretion.”

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