Two recent New Jersey Supreme Court opinions again raise the challenge of finding the appropriate remedy for continuing prosecutorial misconduct in summations. In State v. Garcia, 245 N.J. 412 (2021), the court reversed an aggravated assault conviction because in summation the prosecutor took advantage of a mistaken evidentiary ruling by "advance[ing] an argument he knew to be untrue." Id. at 434. The judge had incorrectly precluded a video showing defendant's family approaching the police at the scene to tell them what they had seen.  "In summation, the prosecutor exploited the suppression of the video to present a false narrative," arguing that the family did not approach the police at the scene, but rather concocted that story to help defendant at trial. Id. at 417.