Lay v. State

SULLIVAN, Justice.

On December 12, 1998, in Shelby Superior Court, a jury convicted Roger Lay of Dealing in LSD within one thousand feet of a school,1 *1007a Class A felony, and found him to be an Habitual Offender.2 On January 13, 1994, the trial court sentenced Lay to 35 years on the count of Dealing in LSD, enbancing the presumptive sentence of 80 years for a Class A felony by 5 years for aggravating cireum-stances; it further enhanced the sentence by another 30 years for the finding that Lay was an Habitual Offender. The trial court imposed a total sentence of 65 years; we have jurisdiction…