Prosecutorial misconduct; Error; Trial
31 issues with Ohio opinions1983–2026
- Prosecutorial misconduct in closing arguments regarding evidence196 opinions · 2000–2026
- Analyzing prosecutorial misconduct and trial fairness standards91 opinions · 1996–2026
- Reviewing prosecutorial misconduct for plain error71 opinions · 1997–2026
- Prosecutorial misconduct regarding suppressed evidence and summation remarks46 opinions · 1999–2026
- Analyzing prosecutorial misconduct and prejudice in closing arguments36 opinions · 1984–2026
- Evaluating plain error for prosecutor's trial conduct32 opinions · 2000–2026
- Determining prosecutorial misconduct and acceptable argument boundaries27 opinions · 1999–2026
- Defining the standard for prosecutorial misconduct21 opinions · 1994–2026
- Evaluating prosecutorial misconduct and flagrancy factors17 opinions · 1988–2026
- Insufficiency of general instruction correcting prosecutorial misconduct16 opinions · 1984–2026
- Determining reversal for prosecutorial misconduct15 opinions · 1998–2026
- Distinguishing ordinary trial error from egregious misconduct11 opinions · 1990–2026
- Evaluating prosecutorial misconduct and prejudicial effect10 opinions · 2000–2016
- Analyzing prosecutorial misconduct and sentencing eligibility9 opinions · 2000–2022
- Analyzing the test for prosecutorial misconduct9 opinions · 2007–2026
- Reviewing prosecutorial misconduct and jury instructions8 opinions · 1995–2020
- Examining prosecutor intent regarding double jeopardy claims8 opinions · 1987–2026
- Determining prosecutorial misconduct regarding failure to testify8 opinions · 2002–2025
- Admissibility of testimony and prosecutorial misconduct8 opinions · 1983–2025
- Prosecutor's duty to pursue justice over winning cases6 opinions · 2023–2026
- Prosecutorial duty to learn of favorable evidence6 opinions · 2017–2025
- Analyzing prosecutorial misconduct and trial competency standards5 opinions · 2001–2016
- Evaluating evidence admissibility and prosecutorial misconduct claims5 opinions · 2016–2023
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