Where a jury convicts on a charge that was left on alternative bases (principal or aider), the sentencing judge is not required to determine which basis the jury adopted if the distinction is immaterial to sentence. A sentence of 2 years 9 months' imprisonment was within range for non-commercial manufacture of methylamphetamine involving persistent acquisition of pseudoephedrine over four months, where the offender showed no remorse and took no steps toward rehabilitation.
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