Pitts v. State

OPINION

MALONEY, Justice.

The trial court convicted Charles Williams Pitts of possession of cocaine and assessed a thirty-five year sentence. Appellant complains he did not voluntarily and knowingly enter his guilty plea, and ineffective assistance of counsel rendered the plea involuntary. He also complains that the evidence is insufficient to support his conviction. Because we find the evidence insufficient to support appellant’s guilty plea, we reverse the trial court’s judgment. But because we find appellant freely and knowingly entered his guilty plea, we remand to the trial court for…