United States v. Michael Edward Kennedy

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• allowing invited comment that defendant was “not like every other witness in the case” in response to defense counsel’s argument
• no plain error when prosecutor commented that defense did not call a witness to explain how defendant got paint on his clothing
• defense counsel invited prosecutorial comment that defendant was not a witness at trial, by implying, based on defendant’s statements to the FBI, that he had been a “witness”

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