W. W. Rodgers & Sons Produce, Inc. v. United States

“[Fjailure to pre vail on a property claim does not bar a properly asserted liberty claim.” | plaintiff presented psychiatric testimony of emotional distress and permanent psychological damage | trial judge’s instructions did not cure the error caused by the misconduct because “[n]o curative instructions were given at the time of defense’s objections” and the “judge did not mention the prosecutor’s improper comments” during his general charge to the jury | plaintiff presented psychiatric testimony of emotional distress and permanent psychological damage | plaintiff presented psychiatric testimony of emotional distress and permanent psychological damage