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021054P.pdf   08/09/2002  United States  v.  Ronald Long Feather
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  02-1054
   District of North Dakota   
   Criminal case - criminal law. Evidence was sufficient to 
   support voluntary manslaughter conviction; prosecutor's 
   comment on defendant's failure to produce the shoes he 
   was wearing when he fatally kicked the victim was not 
   a comment on defendant's decision to exercise his Fifth 
   Amendment right against self-incrimination; when a 
   defendant suggests the government failed to produce 
   physical evidence it is reasonable for the government 
   to note in its closing argument defendant's testimony 
   that the evidence was in his possession.