Virginia L. Stemmons v. Missouri Department of Corrections

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• no abuse of discretion when defendant able to argue and present evidence on its business judgment theory
• no abuse of discretion when defendant able to argue and present evidence on its business judgment theory
• new trial based on instructional error is in order only if error is prejudicial
• affirming verdict because of “isolated incident” during closing argument

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