Colon v. State

SHARP, W., J.

Colon appeals his sentence after pleading guilty to two counts of trafficking in phenethylamines (MDMA pills), 10-200 grams, in a single criminal episode.1 He argues three points in this appeal, only one of which has any merit: that his due process rights and right to counsel were violated when the state and public defender failed to inform him that a plea offer had been made. We affirm because the record is insufficient to support that claim.

Colon appeared before the court on June 20, 2003 and the court asked him whether he had an attorney. Colon’s response was that he was in…