Reversal may well be an ill-suited remedy for prosecutorial misconduct when the cumulative effect of that conduct has not impinged detrimentally on a defendant's due process right to a fair trial or when the Trial Judge has nullified the prejudicial impact of that misconduct with prompt, curative instructions to the jury and forceful admonitions directed at the prosecutor. (See, People v Galloway...
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