Adams v. State

Judge Harold R. Banke.

Joanna Adams was convicted of trafficking in cocaine. On appeal, Adams enumerates four errors.

The evidence, when viewed in a light to support the verdict, showed that based on information that Adams’ co-defendant, Janet Medina, was using and selling drugs, Agent James Perry initiated an undercover investigation at Babe’s, a strip club, which was Medina’s place of business. As Agent Perry negotiated a cocaine transaction with Medina, Adams introduced herself. Shortly thereafter, Agent Perry and Medina set up a drug deal for the next day in Carroll County. Both Medina and…