PER CURIAM.
During the trial of this case, the presiding judge made a comment during the testimony of a witness that was improper because it could be interpreted by the jury as a statement that the judge did not consider the witness's testimony to be important or presented for any justifiable purpose. Upon objection and motion for mistrial, the court instructed the jury to disregard the comment and then polled the members, receiving from them an affirmative response...
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