Haselhuhn v. State

THOMAS, Chief Justice.

In this appeal, which is taken from a conviction of aggravated robbery, in violation of § 6-2-401 (c)(ii), W.S.1977 (June 1983 Replacement), Darwin Haselhuhn asserts a series of errors relating to his trial. The issues to be addressed include a claim that a witness should not have been permitted to testify because he had been hypnotized; error for failing to grant a continuance in order to obtain expert testimony relating to hypnosis; the failure of the prosecution to make available evidence perceived to be of assistance to the defendant; error in introducing the results…