Wilbanks v. State

Benham, Judge.

After a jury trial, appellant was convicted of trafficking in cocaine, possession of marijuana, and possession of diazepam with intent to distribute. His appeal raises three enumerations of error, all of which we find to be without merit.

1. In pronouncing sentence, the trial court stated its intent to sentence appellant to 30 years on the first count to run consecutive to the sentence appellant was currently serving and additionally to impose a $300,000 fine. The court went on to impose a 10-year sentence for each of the two remaining counts, “all to run consecutive to any…