G. E. G. v. State

COWART, Judge.

In an adjudicatory hearing on a delinquency charge that the appellant-child had violated the law prohibiting the possession of cannabis, the State produced the baggie taken from the appellant, had it marked as an exhibit for identification purposes only, elicited testimony from the State’s chemist that the contents was cannabis, but failed to formally introduce the baggie or contents into evidence.

Appellant relies for reversal on Alexander v. State, 288 So.2d 538 (Fla.3d DCA 1974), a drug case where, reversing a conviction, the Third District Court of Appeal said:

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