Per Curiam.
The facts of the crime were established in the first instance by the testimony of the addict who made the purchase alleged in the bill of particulars. His testimony was thoroughly corroborated by other proof, including expert testimony. Thus, the record fully supports the verdict. Defendant urges several assignments of error. We find no substantial error, none, certainly, that was prejudicial, in the rulings on evidence. The trial court did not...
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