Scroggins v. State

Jack Holt, Jr., Justice.

Herbert Hawkins and the appellant, George Scroggins, were charged with delivery of a controlled substance, methamphetamine, in exchange for money.

After a jury trial, Mr. Scroggins was found guilty and sentenced to forty years in the Department of Correction and fined $50,000. Mr. Hawkins was found not guilty.

In particular, Mr. Scroggins questions the admissibility of an informant’s prior recorded testimony and the sufficiency of the evidence. He also presents numerous other assignments of error. Inasmuch as his arguments are meritless, we affirm the trial court.

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