Santoscoy v. State

OPINION

ROBERTS, Judge!

I

The appellant was a physician who was charged in an indictment which had fifteen counts, each count alleging that on a certain day he “did then and there unlawfully knowingly and intentionally deliver to [a named person] a controlled substance, namely [a particular substance], against the peace and dignity of the State.” Five counts were dismissed at trial. The jury found the appellant guilty on the remaining counts; which were for delivering metha-qualone (eight counts), amphetamine, and ethchlorvynol. On each count the jury assessed punishment at four years’…