Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 4/5/2004

Commonwealth v. Wilson

Citations

441 Mass. 390
805 N.E.2d 968
2004 Mass. LEXIS 156

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recognizing plain feel doctrine in respect to art. 14 of the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights
intent to distribute marijuana supported by, inter alia, “absence of any smoking paraphernalia” undermined claim of possession for personal use
\The role of an expert witness is to help jurors interpret evidence that lies outside of common experience\ [citation omitted]
\plain feel\ doctrine authorizes seizure when contraband nature of item is immediately apparent
$476 cash without any evidence of unemployment
marijuana packaged in “dime” bag units

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Judges: Cowin

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