Brackins v. State

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• reversing conviction for driving without a proper license tag because State failed to offer evidence that the drive-out tag on the car was invalid
• evidence sufficed to support cocaine possession conviction when cocaine found in pocket of windbreaker and defendant inquired about his money found in the other pocket
• pro se defendant has waived ineffectiveness claim not made by appellate counsel, and must proceed under habeas corpus

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