PER CURIAM.
The appellant was tried before the court and convicted of the offense of robbery. On appeal he argued the trial court committed error by refusing to exclude the testimony of the victim, the principal witness for the state. The ground for seeking to exclude such testimony was that the witness had failed to appear prior to trial for a deposition which had been sought by the defendant, for which the witness had been subpoenaed.
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