Blackman v. Eggerton

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting the State’s argument that “the description of the items stolen, by their sheer number and type, indicates a value over $300”
• rejecting State’s argument that the sheer number of items, including DVD player, a Sony Playstation, and cameras, was sufficient to prove that the stolen items had a value that met the grand theft minimum
• rejecting State's argument that the sheer number of items, including DVD player, a Sony Playstation, and cameras, was sufficient to prove that the stolen items had a value that met the grand theft minimum
• in a case involving theft of electronics, among other items, 2 rejecting “the State’s argument that the description of the items stolen, by their sheer number and type, indicates a value over $300”
• state failed to establish value of $300 or more of DVD player, computers, Sony PlayStation2, cameras and other items where victim testified to purchase price of some items; court rejected argument that “sheer number and type” of items established value over $300

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).