Mujahed v. Mississippi
Annotate this CaseTalib Mujahid was convicted by jury of selling methamphetamine. He was sentenced to eight years in prison. His appellate counsel filed a Lindsey brief, certifying he found no arguable issues to appeal. Mujahid opted to file a pro se brief, arguing the judge should recused, a witness was wrongly allowed to testify, he was incorrectly sentenced as a habitual offender, and his trial counsel was ineffective. After review, the Mississippi Supreme Court found no merit to any of Mujahid’s claims, and affirmed Mujahid’s conviction and sentence for sale of methamphetamine.
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