The result I'm looking for is:

<Data>
	<Lead>
		<DefendantNumber>09999999CF10A</DefendantNumber>
		<FirstName>GEORGE</FirstName>
		<Count>
			<CountSequenceNo>001</CountSequenceNo>
			<Offense>SELL/MAN/DEL POSS/W/INT C</Offense>
		</Count>
		<Count>
			<CountSequenceNo>002</CountSequenceNo>
			<Offense>POSSESSION OF COCAINE</Offense>
		</Count>
	</Lead>
</Data>

I suppose it could be called "un-flattening" ;)

>Normalization is not really a term that applies to XML data. What kind of output are you looking for?
>
>>I have the following data in an XML document and I'm looking to normalize the structure using XSLT:
>>

>><Data>
>>  <Lead>
>>    <DefendantNumber>09999999CF10A</DefendantNumber>
>>    <FirstName>GEORGE</FirstName>
>>    <CountSequenceNo>001</CountSequenceNo>
>>    <Offense>SELL/MAN/DEL POSS/W/INT C</Offense>
>>  </Lead>
>>  <Lead>
>>    <DefendantNumber>09999999CF10A</DefendantNumber>
>>    <FirstName>GEORGE</FirstName>
>>    <CountSequenceNo>002</CountSequenceNo>
>>    <Offense>POSSESSION OF COCAINE</Offense>
>>  </Lead>
>></Data>
>>

>>
>>This is my first foray into XSLT and the only samples I could find dealt with data stored as attributes. Does anyone have a link for a sample that deals specifically with normalizing the structure where the data is InnerText instead of an attribute? - A big plus would be a sample that does not involve HTML formatting.
>>
>>Or even better yet, could anyone whip up a quick XSL template that I could use to get started?
>>
>>Infinite thanks in advance,
>>
>>Keith