Wisconsin Supreme Court May 2, 1972, State 102 (State v. Johnson)

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Hallows, C. J.

Johnson claims the trial court erred in permitting a lay person to identify the drug as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) and absent such identification the evidence was insufficient to support the jury verdict. He also claims there was no credible evidence he was a supplier within the meaning of sec. 151.07 (12) (b), Stats. 1967

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as that term is defined in sec. 151.