CELEBREZZE, J.
I.
The appellant raises two propositions of law in the instant cause. In his first proposition of law, appellant contends that a defendant cannot be properly convicted of a crime where the elements necessary to establish the offense are provided in part by the conduct of the defendant and in part by another, unless there is a showing of a common criminal design or conspiracy. This issue was neither raised in the trial court nor was it assigned...
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