Washington V. Mcfadden

James McFadden appeals his conviction of two counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. McFadden argues that the trial court erred in allowing admission of evidence seized during a search of his van, and in allowing rebuttal testimony regarding his involvement in a drug transaction which was subsequent to the transaction in issue. McFadden further asserts that the failure of the information and the jury instructions to earmark which facts applied to which of two identical counts denied him his constitutional right to a unanimous jury verdict and subjected him to double jeopardy.