GARRARD, Judge.
The Moons were tried by jury and were convicted of unlawful possession of cocaine. The testimony against them came from four persons who had plead guilty to similar offenses and testified to using cocaine with the Moons.
Two questions are presented on appeal. Moons first challenge the sufficiency of the evidence to establish that the substance "snorted" by the parties was cocaine.
They acknowledge that lay witnesses may testify to identify...
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