Drammeh v. State

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• trial court did not abuse its discretion in allowing the jury to consider the entire contents of a cell phone during deliberations
• circumstantial evidence sufficient to establish substantial step toward attempted marijuana trafficking where defendant merely entered a car containing large quantity of marijuana that would have been detectable from its odor and defendant refused to provide information to police
• circumstantial evidence sufficient to establish substantial step toward attempted marijuana trafficking where defendant merely entered a car containing large quantity of marijuana that would have been detectable from its odor and defendant refused to 11 provide information to police
• circumstantial evidence sufficient to establish substantial step toward attempted marijuana trafficking where defendant merely entered a car containing large quantity of marijuana that would have been detectable from its odor and defendant refused to 11 provide information to police
• trial court did not abuse its discretion by allowing the jury to consider evidence that it found on a cell phone during deliberations when the phone was admitted without objection or limitation and a witness was questioned during trial about the phone's contents

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