United States v. Hector Francisco Molina

How courts have described this case

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• holding that prosecutors may argue that a defendant is lying
• explaining that the prosecution has “the freedom to argue reasonable inferences based on the evidence”
• noting that a prosecutor must have \reasonable latitude\ to fashion closing arguments
• arguing that the defendant is a liar is permissible

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