Rose v. State

STEELE, Chief Justice:

A grand jury indicted Rose for (1) Trafficking in Cocaine, (2) Possession with Intent to Deliver, (3) Maintaining a Dwelling for Keeping Controlled Substances, and two other charges. The indictment for Maintaining a Dwelling referenced Counts I and II. The jury acquitted Rose of those two Counts but convicted Rose on the Maintaining a Dwelling charge. Rose argues on appeal that his conviction is based on insufficient evidence because Counts I and II were predicate offenses on which the jury acquitted him. We find no merit to Rose’s argument and affirm.

I. FACTUAL AND…