Continental Group, Inc. v. Allison

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• packaging in addition to quan tity of drugs is circumstantial evidence of intent to sell
• Officers' expert testimony and the packaging of the drugs admitted to prove K.M. intended to sell cocaine in his possession
• \The state presented evidence—the officers' expert testimony and the packaging of the drugs— from which the trial court could have concluded that K.M. intended to sell the cocaine....\
• trial judge erred in accepting juvenile defendant’s waiver of rights to counsel and plea of nolo contendere because he failed to inform the juvenile of benefits he would relinquish and dangers and disadvantages of representing himself
• \The State presented evidence — the officers' expert testimony and the packaging of the drugs — from which the trial court could have concluded that K.M. intended to sell the cocaine and rejected K.M.'s contention that he merely possessed the drugs for his own use.\

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