We are asked to determine whether the trial judge in the present case abused his discretion in denying William Edward Dillard's ("Defendant" or "Dillard") motion for a mistrial when, following the testimony of the State's primary law enforcement witness, two jurors patted the witness on the back and commended him for doing a "good job." In the present case, the trial judge failed to conduct a voir dire examination...
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