PURTLE, Justice.
Appellant was convicted by a jury on June 27, 1977, on four charges of robbery by the use of a firearm. In the bifurcated trial, he received a sentence of 25 years as a habitual offender with three prior felony convictions.
On appeal it is argued that the court erred in: (1) allowing the state to introduce as evidence in chief the testimony of a witness at a prior trial; (2) holding the witness "unavailable" due to loss of memory; (3) refusing...
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