State v. Jackson

CLARK, Judge.

Defendant assigns as error the trial court’s order for the production of out-of-state witnesses where the defendant was not allowed to compel attendance of witnesses in addition to five alibi witnesses from Bennettsville, South Carolina. Defendant concedes that a trial court should limit the attendance and compulsion of witnesses when they reach a cumulative state and become repetitious, but he contends that the witnesses that he wanted to call were more credible than the ones which he actually called. The record on appeal discloses that the credibility of defendant’s five…