Desravines v. Mercantile Mortg. Co.

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• recognizing that even when circumstantial evidence “strongly suggests guilt” it is- insufficient to prove grand theft when the State fails to present evidence inconsistent with a reasonable hypothesis of innocence
• recognizing that even when circumstantial evidence \strongly suggests guilt\ it is insufficient to prove grand theft when the State fails to present evidence inconsistent -4- with a reasonable hypothesis of innocence
• holding no inference permitted where defendant arrested “nearby” truck, taken from repair location without payment, absent any showing that defendant moved it

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).