PER CURIAM.
In this appeal from a judgment establishing appellant's paternity, the issues are whether the trial court erred when it allowed an expert to testify about the "probability of paternity" on the basis of a statistical analysis of the putative father's blood, and whether it erred in awarding costs and fees to the state without conducting a hearing on defendant's objections to them.
On the first issue, the testimony of the state's expert witnesses...
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