Court of Appeals of Georgia June 13, 2002, A02A0600 (Blouin v. State)

Pope, Presiding Judge.

John Daryl Blouin was tried by a jury and convicted of selling cocaine. He contends his trial counsel was ineffective because he did not attempt to introduce the transcript of a co-indictee’s former testimony, which contained exculpatory evidence.

At trial, the State introduced only two witnesses, one of whom simply identified the contraband as cocaine.