State v. Mosley

BROCK, Chief Judge.

In his first assignment of error defendant argues that the trial court committed prejudicial error in allowing the district attorney to propound to the State’s witness questions which defendant contends were leading. An examination of the questions does not convince us that they fall within the traditional abuse of suggesting the answers or seeking to secure a yes or no answer. The district attorney was either directing the witness’s attention to the subject matter at hand without suggesting an answer or was seeking to aid the witness’s recollection or refresh her memory…