| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - By the time of closing arguments, whether McQueen, Burnell, or anyone else had testified was a historical fact, and Lackey would always have been free to make any argument he chose in closing argument, just as Fish was.The quotation in the dissent (p. 1337), where Lackey appears to be boasting about attacking McQueen when he could not hit back, is a garbled account of a theory Lackey hoped to pursu
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