Louisiana Court of Appeal, 1986

State v. Young

State v. Young
Louisiana Court of Appeal · Decided June 26, 1986 · Byrnes, Gulotta, Klees
492 So. 2d 188; 1986 La. App. LEXIS 7260 (Southern Reporter, Second Series)

State v. Young

Opinion of the Court

KLEES, Judge.

On December 20, 1985, the appellant was charged with distributing a substance falsely represented to be cocaine. He was arraigned on January 7, 1986, and pled not guilty. On February 13th a six-member jury found him guilty of attempted distribution of a substance falsely represented to be cocaine. His motion for post judgment verdict of acquittal was denied on February 20th. He waived all delays and was sentenced as a multiple offender to serve two years at hard labor. His motion for appeal was filed on February 28th.

By his sole assignment of error, the appellant requests a review of the record for errors patent. We have reviewed the record and our review reveals there are no errors patent.

Accordingly, appellant’s conviction and sentence are hereby affirmed.

AFFIRMED.

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