State v. Wilkins

MORRIS, Judge.

The defendant presents 16 arguments to the Court preserving 20 of 22 assignments of error. The defendant’s first argument (assignments of error Nos. 2 and 7) is directed to the trial court’s exclusion of testimony offered by the defendant relevant to his defense of entrapment. Assuming, arguendo, that the offered testimony should have been admitted as relevant to the defense, there was no prejudice to the defendant, for the record discloses that substantially the same evidence was admitted at other times during the trial without objection. The exclusion of evidence is not…