Walker v. State

OPINION

By the Court,

Zenoff, J.:

After a trial by jury appellant was convicted of robbery. During the trial defendant took the stand and testified in his own behalf that he had nothing to do with the robbery and did not go to the place of the crime on the day of the crime.

After the defense rested the state called Melvin E. Jackson, a Clark County Deputy Sheriff, as a rebuttal witness. After appellant’s objection the state made the following offer of proof: That Jackson.would testify that he had been assigned to escort appellant to his first jury trial for the offense (three weeks before the…