Problems with closing address is 'Frankenstein of a ground', court hears

The court is now hearing about ground six of Patterson's appeal - that the prosecution's closing argument in the trial had 35 problems, namely cherry-picking of evidence. In response, the crown prosecutor says that of the 35 issues, many have been counted twice and the overall claim is "devoid of any persuasive merit". By combing through the closing address after the trial to find issues, the defence is using it as a "cudgel... with which to attack the crown case," Jeremy McW