Gee v. State

ROONEY, Chief Justice.

Appellant-defendant was found guilty after a jury trial of the crimes of aggravated robbery and unauthorized use of an automobile. He appeals from the resulting judgment and sentence, contending error in failure of appellee to adequately advise him of the fact that one of appellee’s witnesses had been hypnotized prior to testifying.

We affirm.

NECESSITY TO ADVISE APPELLANT OF PRETRIAL HYPNOSIS OF STATE’S WITNESS

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