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Boggs v. State

Citations

  • 179 A.2d 338
  • 228 Md. 168
  • 1962 Md. LEXIS 429

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  • holding that the appellant’s possession of stolen property, as well as his help in an attempt to dispose of it, gave rise to the inference that he was the thief and burglar
  • “Appellant’s possession of the stolen property ... was enough to give rise not only to the inference of fact that he was the thief ... but would also tend to support an inference that as the possessor he was the burglar as well as the thief.”

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Judges: Henderson, Prescott, Horney, Marbury, Sybert

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