Katie Mae Wright v. State Katie Mae Wright v. State

Katie Mae Wright v. State

AL.1703 , 494 So. 2d 936 (1986)

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McMILLAN, JUDGE This appeal follows the conviction of the appellant for the offense of trafficking in a controlled substance and a sentence of ten years' imprisonment. The appellant, Katie Mae Wright, was arrested by the Mobile Police Department in an undercover operation in which the police participated in arranging the sale of a controlled substance, dilaudids. Using an informant, Officer Cochran of the Mobile Police Department contacted Willie Hinton, a/k/a Chill, who knew someone wanting to purchase a large quantity of controlled substances, specifically dilaudids. Hinton arranged a telephone conversation between Officer Cochran and the perspective buyers, a male and the appellant, each of whom participated in the negotiations through the use of separate telephone receivers. Officer Cochran negotiated an offer as to the selling price of the pills.

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
1986
15 July
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
8
Pages
PUBLISHER
LawApp Publishers
SIZE
56.9
KB

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