People v. Bailey

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1983-03-24

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OPINION OF THE COURT Fuchsberg, J. In the main, this appeal calls upon us to consider whether it was reversible error for a prosecutor, in the presence of the jury, to express a personal conviction that a witness was testifying falsely. The charges against the defendant, Daniel L. Bailey, stemmed from a residential burglary allegedly committed by him and an unknown accomplice. Bailey, who…

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