State v. Rowan

The defendant (appellant), James W. Rowan, was indicted, tried by jury, and found guilty of the sale of an hallucinogen (marijuana) in violation of R. 0. 3719.-44(D), and the delivery of a dangerous drug (methedrine) in violation of R. C. 3719.24(A), to one Gene Chicoine. A motion for a new trial was filed and overruled, whereupon, pursuant to law, Rowan was sentenced to the Ohio State Penitentiary. R. C. 3719.99(F), and R. C. 3719.99(J).

From that judgment, Rowan appeals.

Rowan says that the trial court erred (1) “when it refused to grant a continuance in order to allow the depositions of the…