State v. Butts
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
WERNICK, Justice.
On March 9, 1976 a jury found defendant Thomas Butts guilty of violating 22 M.R. S.A. § 2384 (“Possession of Cannabis with Intent to Sell.”) Defendant has appealed from the judgment of conviction entered on the verdict. Defendant’s claims on appeal are: (1) the admission of prejudicial testimony required a mistrial and (2) he was inadequately represented by trial counsel.
We deny the appeal.
I
Defendant maintains that the following testimony by a police witness concerning the arrest of defendant necessitated a mistrial:
“Q. And did . [defendant] keep going then?
“A. Yes, he came…
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