Young v. State

Debra Young contends that her conviction for possession of cocaine should be reversed because the evidence of guilt was insufficient and the prosecutor’s closing arguments were prejudicial. If the conviction is not reversed, Young claims that two conditions of probation were erroneously imposed without oral pronouncement. We affirm her conviction.

We agree with Young, however, but only to the extent that Condition 13 was erroneously imposed. Young committed her offense on July 1, 1996, and the statutory amendment requiring attendance at an HIV/ AIDS awareness program as a standard condition of…