According to the American Bar Association, which of the following are improper remarks for prosecutors to make during closing argument?
I. intentionally to misstate the evidence
II. refer to excluded evidence
III. arguments calculated to inflame jurors' passions and prejudices
IV. express a personal opinion about the defendant's guilt

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Prosecutors should not intentionally misstate evidence, refer to excluded evidence, make arguments to inflame jurors' passions and prejudices, or express personal opinions about the defendant's guilt, as these actions are considered improper.

According to the American Bar Association, Which of the Following