Wright v. State

Citations

• 79 Fla. 831
• 84 So. 919

Syllabus

<p>Statements by tbe prosecuting attorney'tbat are entirely outside tbe evidence and cannot properly be inferred from tbe evidence adduced, and tbat tend' to prejudice tbe defendant, should not be permitted, and when sucb statements are brought to tbe attention of tbe court it is its duty to stop him at once, and if it fails to do so when requested, and tbe impropriety is great, and exception is duly taken, it is ground for a new trial.</p>