Davis v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CONOVER, Presiding Judge.
Defendant-Appellant James Davis, III (Davis), appeals his conviction for burglary.
We affirm.
Davis presents three issues for our review. Restated, they are:
1. whether Davis had a constitutional right to compel a witness to appear and be called before the jury when he knew the witness intended to invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination,
2. whether Davis was denied his constitutional rights when the trial court refused to compel a witness's presence in court for the purpose of identification and comparison, and
8. whether the trial court erred in…
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