PER CURIAM.
At a trial on charges of grand theft, the defendant objected to incriminating statements attributed to him by the State's witness on grounds that the statements had not been disclosed in pretrial discovery. The court stated, "I'll overrule your objection at this time."
It is not disputed that there was a violation of the discovery rules. Instead, the State makes a specious argument that the court deferred ruling on the objection and that the failure...
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