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Defendant enters no-contest plea to sale of fentanyl; sentenced to eight years in state custody
Summary
Morgan Daniel Crave pleaded no contest to one count of sale of a Schedule II controlled substance (fentanyl) and was ordered to serve eight years in the Tennessee Department of Correction as a Range I offender with credit for time served; two other counts were dismissed under the agreement.
Morgan Daniel Crave, defendant in a criminal docket before the presiding judge (not identified in the transcript), pleaded no contest on the record to one count of sale of a Schedule II controlled substance (fentanyl) and received an eight-year sentence to the Tennessee Department of Correction as a Range I offender, with credit for time served.
The judge described the plea colloquy on the record, asking Crave whether she had reviewed the charges with counsel and whether she understood the…
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