Collins v. State

OPINION

JOHN W. WILSON, Special Justice.

For convenience, the parties will be designated as in the trial court; viz., the defendant in error, State of Tennessee, as State, and plaintiff in error, David M. “Bo” Collins, as defendant.

The defendant was tried and convicted upon a presentment returned by the Grand Jury of Hamblen County, Tennessee, charging that the defendant, David M. “Bo” Collins, did sell and possess with the intent to sell lysergic acid diethylamide, called LSD, which is a controlled substance, as described under the Tennessee Drug Control Act of 1971, Schedule I, as defined in…