Jackson v. State

GUTHRIE, Justice, Retired.

Appellant was convicted of four counts of delivery of a controlled substance. These charges involve the delivery of heroin on July 14 and 21 and of cocaine on July 21 and 22. All in 1978. These deliveries were made to an informant who shall hereafter only be referred to as X throughout this opinion.

Appellant seeks reversal of these convictions for the reasons which are set out as follows:

1. “It was error for the trial court to admit the alleged to [sic] pre-recording of the transactions into evidence.”

*7532. “Appellant cannot be convicted of delivering cocaine unless the…