State v. Blaylock

GRAHAM, Judge.

Defendant has expressly abandoned several assignments of error. His remaining assignments of error raise three questions: (1) Was the evidence sufficient to be submitted to the jury? (2) Was the affidavit upon which the search warrant was based sufficient? (3) Did the court correctly and adequately charge the jury on constructive possession? We answer all three questions in the affirmative.(1) It is elementary that in determining whether evidence is sufficient to be submitted to the jury in a criminal case, the evidence must be considered in the light most favorable to the State…