FRIEDMAN, J.
Defendant Gibbs appeals after a jury found him guilty of selling marijuana. He charges that prejudicial error occurred when the prosecution was permitted to place in evidence the transcribed testimony of a witness named Smith, who had testified at defendant's preliminary examination.
Smith was acting as a police informer. A state narcotics agent had driven him to the residences of two suspected marijuana dealers to make "buys." Smith entered the...
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