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2000-10-02 |
PER CURIAM |
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| Beyond this, long-settled is the rule that the discharge of a defendant, in order that he may be called to testify against his co-defendants, is within the sound discretion of the court;[60] the discharge of an accused in order that he may be utilized as a state witness is expressly left to the sound discretion of the court.[61] | |||||