Culliver v. State

Miller, Judge.

Eric Culliver was convicted of enticing a child for indecent purposes1 and of child molestation.2 He enumerates three errors: (1) the case was called “out of order” and placed at the first of the trial calendar; (2) the judge who tried the case was not originally assigned the case; and (3) the court did not declare a mistrial when a witness gave testimony that had been ordered excluded. Since the case was called and a new judge assigned in compliance with a plan approved by the judges in the local circuit, the first two enumerations fail. And since the testimony in question was…