The issue to which this opinion is addressed is whether, under the circumstances, the trial court erred in refusing (1) to permit the defense to call as its witness an individual named Whitlock who stated, in camera, that he would invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege against self incrimination if called for the purpose of giving testimony tending to exculpate the defendant, or in the alternative...
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