PER CURIAM.
Appellee's defense to the charge of sale of a controlled substance was entrapment. He contended that a confidential informant employed and paid by the police enticed him into delivering the contraband and was present at the sale. Upon appellee's motion the trial court ruled that appellee could take the deposition of the informant; however, appellee was unsuccessful in obtaining the deposition of the informant and sought sanctions against the State for...
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