Dillon v. Cleveland (City)

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• circumstantial I evidence, viewed in the light most favorable to the State, pennitted an inference beyond a reasonable doubt that clothing was taken without the owner's pennission
• \[njonconsent of the owner is an element of the crime of theft\

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