A prosecutor's characterisation of a killing as an 'honour killing' linked to the accused's religion, while unnecessary and regrettable, does not constitute a miscarriage of justice where the evidence of motive was otherwise before the jury, the real issue was the accused's knowledge of the affair, and defence counsel made a forensic choice to use the evidence advantageously.
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