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· 2/2/1996

United States v. Gerald Wiedyk

Citations

  • 71 F.3d 602
  • 1995 WL 736628

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  • \A prosecutor's statement in a closing argument is improper if the statement brings to the jury's attention purported facts that are not in evidence and are prejudicial.\

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Judges: Kennedy, Moore, Potter

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