State v. McGee

GEER, Judge.

After being convicted by a jury of felonious possession of cocaine and driving while his license was revoked, defendant Donald Wayne McGee pled guilty to being a habitual felon. On appeal, he does not challenge his convictions on the substantive charges, but rather contends that he was improperly sentenced as a habitual felon. Although he argues that the information regarding his felony convictions contained in the habitual felon indictment was incorrect, he waived his right to seek review on that basis by pleading guilty. Defendant also argues that the indictment was invalid for…