State v. Brice

MITCHELL, Justice.

The defendant presents various assignments of error. These include several contentions that the prosecutor improperly asked leading questions of the victim and another witness. Another contention is that the prosecutor assumed facts not in evidence in one question to the victim. Also, the defendant asserts that the trial court should have granted his motion to dismiss all charges for insufficient evidence. Finally, the defendant argues that the trial court should have sustained his objection to a statement made in the prosecutor’s closing argument because it was incompetent,…