Anaweck v. State

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• evidence permitted to identify sellers of cocaine, on previous occasions, as the possessors of cocaine at a future occasion
• evidence permitted to identify sellers of cocaine, on previous occasions, as the possessors of cocaine at a future occasion
• “When the State sufficiently satisfies its initial burden of production, its real task is not finished, but only begun.”
• prosecution for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute in which defense contended the cocaine was for personal use. Proof of two recent sales admissible to prove intent
• prosecution for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute in which defense contended the cocaine was for personal use. Proof of two recent sales admissible to prove intent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).