State v. Rozier
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Judge.
Defendant Rozier has adopted the brief of defendant Carter. Therefore, the two defendants’ appeals are treated herein as one, except where defendant Carter has raised questions pertinent only to his own appeal.
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Certain of the indictments charged sale or delivery of cocaine, and conspiracy to sell or deliver. The conspiracy indictment against defendant Carter arising out of the 15 June 1982 transactions charged only “trafficking,” without specifying which specific form of trafficking Carter conspired to commit. These deficiencies, contend defendants, rendered the indictments…
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