BROCK, Judge.
Defendant's sole contention upon this appeal is that the trial judge committed prejudicial error in interrupting the State's witnesses to have them repeat what they had said. Defendant concedes that the trial judge may properly question a witness to clarify the testimony or to obtain a proper understanding of what the witness said. However, defendant contends that in this trial, which lasted less than a day, it was error for the trial judge to interrupt...
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