MARTIN, Judge.
In cross-examination of defendant, the district attorney asked, "You took a lie detector test, didn't you?" Counsel for defendant immediately interposed an objection which was properly sustained. It is argued that the question itself was sufficient to justify a new trial for it was made with the purpose of getting prejudicial matter before the jury and left them with the idea that defendant had failed a lie detector test. In State v. Foye,
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