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Glenn v. State

Citations

  • 824 So. 2d 1046
  • 2002 WL 2008171

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  • holding that evidence of the defendant’s possession of 50 crack cocaine rocks weighing a total of four grams was insufficient to prove intent to sell
  • holding that evidence was insufficient to survive motion for judgment of acquittal when State failed to present any evidence as to packaging for sale and the money recovered
  • holding that evidence was insufficient to survive motion for judgment of acquittal when State failed to present any evidence as to packaging for sale and the money recovered
  • stating that “the fact that no drug paraphernalia was found on appellant’s person was not necessarily evidence, as claimed by the state, which was inconsistent with appellant’s theory.”

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