State v. Johnson
Annotate this CaseDefendant was convicted of possession of narcotics, conspiracy to possess narcotics, conspiracy to possess narcotics with intent to sell, and other drug-related offenses. Defendant appealed, challenging her conviction on the three narcotics offenses. The Appellate Court reversed the conviction of conspiracy to possess narcotics on double jeopardy grounds but affirmed the judgment as to the remaining charges. Defendant appealed, arguing that the Appellate Court improperly concluded that she waived any appellate claim regarding structural error and seeking reversal of her conviction on the two remaining narcotics charges. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that Appellate Court erred in determining that Defendant implicitly waived her instructional claims even though she had filed a request to charge for the instructions, but the error was harmless.
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