Monthly Archives: January 2016

Don’t let your client get CLOSED out

By Luke Newman, P.A. | Posted on January 28, 2016

Identifying improper closing arguments in Florida prosecutions by Luke Newman[1] January, 2016 The witnesses have testified and the exhibits have been entered into evidence with the clerk. The judge has made legal rulings and copies of the jury instructions are warm off the printer. The time has come for defense counsel to endure the… Read More »

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Monthly Archives: January 2016

Don’t let your client get CLOSED out

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