Seay v. State

DeBRULER, Justice.

Appellant was tried to a jury and found guilty of two counts of dealing in a Schedule II controlled substance, 1.C. 85-48-4-2, a class B felony. On Count I, appellant was sentenced to fifteen years, and that sentence was enhanced by thirty years after the jury found appellant to be a habitual offender. On Count II, appellant was sentenced to fifteen years. The trial court ordered that the sentences be served consecutively, resulting in an executed sentence of sixty years. In this direct appeal, appellant asserts two claims of error. He claims that he was denied his right to…