Willison-Dennison Co. v. Commissioner

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• noting the “high degree of deference” paid to trial court in its decision to deny a mistrial for prosecutorial misconduct
• noting the \high degree of deference\ paid to trial court in its decision to deny a mistrial for prosecutorial misconduct
• evidence showed the defendant entered liquor store to rob it and shot clerks; this sufficed to prove premeditation
• evidence showed the defendant entered liquor store to rob it and shot clerks; this sufficed to prove premeditation
• evidence showed the defendant entered liquor store to rob it and shot clerks; this sufficed to prove premeditation
• defendant’s “possession of unusual amounts of money around the time of the robbery ... is relevant in that it has some tendency to make it more probable that [the defendant] committed the robber/’

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).