*99 OPINION OF THE COURT O’BRIEN, Chief Justice. This case raises the novel issue of whether hypnotically-refreshed testimony is admissible in a criminal trial when the witness has no present recollection of the facts prior to the hypnosis. For the reasons which follow, and because…
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