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U.S. v. Hadrick, No. Crim. No. 96-12 (W.D.Pa.) (996 F.Supp. 464) (April 2, 1998) (Judge Sean J. McLaughlin)

This case is noted for its ruling that "when a prosecutor resorts to evidence outside the record in her closing argument, it implicates the defendant's Fifth Amendment right to be judged solely on the evidence admitted at trial and to introduce contrary evidence and also the defendant's Sixth Amendment right ...

 

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