State v. Pollock

HEDRICK, Judge.

The first assignment of error brought forth in defendant’s brief is “[t]he Court’s denial of defendant’s Motion to Continue.” Defendant argues that he was not informed until five days before trial that the State intended to use against defendant the testimony of an alleged co-participant in a scheme to illegally divert quantities of meat belonging to a hospital, and that the denial of his motion for continuance denied him his constitutional rights to the “production of witnesses, effective assistance of counsel, his right to cross examine State’s witnesses and his right to…