Goliday v. State

The defendant, James E. Goliday, was convicted of dealing in cocaine, 1 a class A felony; possession of cocaine, 2 a class C felony; possession of marijuana, 3 a class A misdemean- or; and two counts of resisting law enforcement, 4 both class A misdemeanors. He was also adjudicated a habitual offender. The defendant appeals, raising two issues: insufficiency of the evidence and trial court error in failing to suppress improperly seized evidence.

The defendant contends that' the evidence is insufficient to support the drug offense convictions. Evidence is sufficient if the probative evidence…