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Chambers v. State

Citations

  • 654 S.E.2d 451
  • 288 Ga. App. 550
  • 2007 Fulton County D. Rep. 3745
  • 2007 Ga. App. LEXIS 1239

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  • describing principle that “[ejvidence of recent, unexplained possession of stolen goods may be sufficient to give rise to an inference that the defendant committed the burglary”
  • “Evidence of recent, unexplained possession of stolen goods may be sufficient to give rise to an inference that the defendant committed the burglary.”
  • “ ‘Evidence of recent, unexplained possession of stolen goods may be sufficient to give rise to an inference that the defendant committed the burglary.’ ”
  • it is for the jury to determine whether a defendant’s recent possession of stolen goods was satisfactory, and the jury’s rejection of the defendant’s explanation, by way of a guilty verdict, will support a conviction for burglary based upon recent possession of stolen goods
  • it is for the jury to determine whether a defendant’s recent possession of stolen goods was satisfactory, and the jury’s rejection of the defendant’s explanation, by way of a guilty verdict, will support a conviction for burglary based upon recent possession of stolen goods

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Judges: Blackburn, Ruffin, Bernes

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