Upon his conviction for possession with intent to sell narcotics, defendant raises four arguments for reversal: the prosecutor exercised peremptory jury challenges in a racially discriminatory manner; his conviction was against the weight of the evidence; the prosecutor was guilty of misconduct during opening and closing statements; and the court's adverse inference instruction was an inadequate sanction for lost Rosario material. None of these arguments justify reversal...
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