Summary
holding no new trial was warranted based on prosecutorial misconduct in closing arguments, where prosecutor's comments did not rise to level of inventing facts not of record; claim of prosecutor's vilification of defense counsel also failed to garner relief where defendant did not explain precise manner in which contested comments created such bias and hostility in jurors' minds as to hinder objective view of evidence; prosecutor did not improperly attempt to arouse sympathy of jury by going outside record or inventing testimony on behalf of victim
Summary of this case from Commonwealth v. SolomonOpinion
August 1991.