Longshaw v. State

The appellant was charged in a two-count information with possession and sale of a controlled substance. At the time of trial an undercover agent testified to the purchase of four packets, the contents of which were not described. The packets were marked for identification. Thereafter, the State produced an expert on chemical analysis, who testified that he had examined four packets and they contained a controlled substance sufficient in quantity to warrant a felony prosecution. He did not identify the four packets as being the same ones referred to by the undercover officer in his testimony.

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