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CA1: AEDPA leads to another prosecutorial misconduct green light

By S. COTUS

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Dagley v. Russo, No. 07-2059 is an affirmance of a habeas denial on the basis of prosecutorial misconduct in the form of prejudicial misstatements during closing arguments that didn?t get a curative instruction, thinking that a jury of non-lawyers would get confused.  The First has sent a clear message that prosecutors can do whatever they want, and this case is no exception.  (There seems to be one recent exception to this rule, which I reported on here.) I guess I have to pretend read more

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