"Ladies and gentlemen, when you turn and look at Frank Spisak, don't look for good deeds, because he has done none. Don't look for good thoughts, because he has none. He is sick, he is twisted. He is demented, and he is never going to be any different."

Would that final argument in a capital murder case, when made by the defense attorney, be ineffective assistance of counsel? For the answer, click here.

I rather like that as a State's closing argument.