Taylor v. State

TYSON, Judge.

The three-count indictment charged the appellant with falsely obtaining, or attempting to obtain, thirty-six tablets, commonly called Dilaudid, a derivative of opium, by falsely making, altering, or forging, a prescription drawn on the Medical Center Hospital, Huntsville, Alabama, prescription form, dated November 5, 1973, for one Louis Armstrong of Route 1, New Market, and signed by G. Wood, M.D., and presented to the City Drug Company of Huntsville, Alabama. Other counts charged the forgery of this prescription, and also false pretense for attempting to present said…