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: Legal Profession BlogNo Prosecutorial Misconduct
By Alan Childress, Mike Frisch, and Jeff Lipshaw
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The Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed a conviction for second degree murder, concluding that the prosecutor did not engage in misconduct by commenting on the defendant's refusal to voluntarily submit to DNA testing: ...the investigators asked Mr. Smith to voluntarily give...Full post as published by Legal Profession Blog on January 13, 2009 (boomark / email).
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