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State v. Williamson

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motion to dismiss second-degree murder charge knowingly driving while impaired, when combined with evidence of reckless driving or behavior, may constitute malice motion for appropriate relief recanted testimony privilege against self-incrimination U.S. Const. Fifth and Sixth Amendments testimony subject of direct examination as opposed to collateral matters the trial court may strike testimony in whole or in part or compel witness to testify

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