· 2/7/1929
Copland v. Commissioner
Citations
- 15 B.T.A. 238
How courts have described this case
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- reversing burglary conviction because the State failed to show that defendant’s fingerprint on a store tag on a tool at the burglarized premises was impressed during the burglary, and not before the burglary
- reversing a conviction when the State solely relied on the defendant’s fingerprint on a tool in the 9 58338-1-II burglarized property because the tool was recently accessible to the public in the stream of commerce
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Judges: Fossan, Only, Steknhagen, Trammell
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