During their closing arguments at trial, both the prosecutor and the defense counsel may refer to matters not in evidence.

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During their closing arguments, both the prosecutor and the defense counsel are limited to discussing matters that have been presented into evidence during the trial. They cannot refer to matters not in evidence as it would be considered prejudicial and could lead to a mistrial or an appeal.

During Their Closing Arguments at Trial, Both the Prosecutor and the Defense