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ANNAPOLIS (AP) — Maryland's second-highest court has scheduled a March hearing on a dispute that has stalled the murder trial of a Baltimore police officer in the death of Freddie Gray.
The Court of Special Appeals said Tuesday that it will hear oral arguments March 4 on whether Officer William Porter must testify against Officer Caesar Goodson.
Goodson drove the van in which Gray suffered a fatal neck injury. Porter testified at his own trial that he told Goodson that Gray had asked for medical help. Porter's trial ended in a hung jury. He's awaiting retrial.
The trial judge has ordered Porter to testify against Goodson despite Porter's assertion that he has a right not to incriminate himself.
On Monday, Goodson's trial was suspended until the matter is resolved.
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