OPINION
NEAL, Judge.
Defendant was convicted of four counts of issuing worthless checks and twenty-two counts of fraud. (In the first appeal of this conviction we mistakenly referred to five counts of fraud and twenty-one counts of issuing worthless checks.) He was sentenced to a total of four years and six months imprisonment. He was credited with two hundred days of presentence confinement. His conviction was affirmed by this court in State v. Aaron...
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