SMITH, P.J.
Defendants were jointly indicted, jointly tried, jointly represented, and jointly convicted of robbery, but only Higginbotham appeals. Though he made no motion to such effect, he contends that there should have been a severance, because his defense, vis a vis the other's, was antagonistic. This happenstance, he says, shackled appointed counsel to such an extent that he was unable to adequately represent him. Separate
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