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Commonwealth v. Jackson

Citations

  • 645 A.2d 1366
  • 435 Pa. Super. 410
  • 1994 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2456

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  • holding that expert opinion testimony is admissible concerning whether the facts surrounding the possession of controlled substances are consistent with an intent to deliver rather than with an intent to possess it for personal use
  • where it is not clear whether substance is being used for personal consumption or distribution, final factor to be considered is expert testimony
  • can use surrounding circumstances to determine whether controlled substances are being used for distribution versus “personal consumption”
  • “In Pennsylvania, the intent to deliver may be inferred from possession of a large quantity of controlled substances.”

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Judges: McEwen, Cirillo, Cercone

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