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Hall v. State

Citations

  • 490 S.W.2d 495
  • 1973 Tenn. LEXIS 516

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  • in the absence of an acceptable excuse, a jury can infer intent to commit theft based on illegal entry into a residence or a building in which there is property which is the subject of larceny
  • in the absence of an acceptable excuse, a jury can infer intent to commit theft based on illegal entry into a residence or a building in which there is property which is the subject of larceny

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Judges: Chattin, Dyer, Humphreys, McCANLESS, Wilson

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