State v. Vanderbilt

Appellant was found guilty of distributing one gram of cocaine to an undercover officer. He was sentenced to ten years imprisonment. We affirm.

Most of the issues raised by the appellant are not properly before this Court because no objections were made at trial. Even though no contemporaneous and proper objections were taken at trial, appellant argues that this Court should review his arguments as a “matter of grace.” For this proposition, appellant relies on State v. Griffin, 129 S. C. 200, 124 S. E. 81 (1924). In Griffin, the Court stated that this Court is bound to take notice of any error…