Supreme Court of the United States March 6, 2000, 98-1170 (Portuondo v. Agard)
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United States · · · 06-03-2000
Justice Scalia
delivered the opinion of the Court.
In this case we consider whether it was constitutional for a prosecutor, in her summation, to call the jury’s attention to the fact that the defendant had the opportunity to hear all other witnesses testify and to tailor his testimony accordingly.
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