Per Curiam.
Pollard insists that several errors occurred in the trial court which were prejudicial to him. However, it appears that the only significant questions which he raises concern (1) the cross-examination of the defendant by the prosecutor concerning prior offenses committed by the defendant and, (2) the prosecutor's argument to the jury.
The defendant asserts that it was prejudicial for the trial court to permit the state to cross-examine the...
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