State v. Curry
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtReed, J.
Defendant Eugene Curry was convicted by a jury of illegal possession of a controlled substance. His appeal from that conviction raises the following issues:
1. Was the defendant denied a speedy trial as defined by CrR 3.3?
2. Did the State demonstrate a sufficient “chain of cus tody” to justify the admission of the substance in question into evidence?
3. Was defendant prejudiced by consolidation of counts 1 and 2 of.the information?
4. Did the State produce sufficient evidence to establish that the substances in question were controlled substances proscribed by RCW 69.50.010 et seq.?
We resolve…
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