Tracy v. State
Annotate this CasePetitioner Matthew Tracy was incarcerated when he wrote a letter to a potential witness in a criminal case against Petitioner's half brother. After the woman who received the letter turned it over to the State's county attorney, Petitioner was charged with retaliating against a witness and intimidating and/or influencing a witness based on the contents of the letter. Tracy was convicted of both charges. The court of special appeals affirmed. The Court of Appeals (1) reversed the court of special appeals' judgment affirming Petitioner's conviction for retaliating against a witness, holding that Petitioner was charged and convicted under an inapplicable statute; and (2) otherwise affirmed. Remanded.
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