in the Matter of the Estate of Roy Gene Brown

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• concluding State presented sufficient evidence defendant possessed oxycodone based on officer's testimony he compared pills found in defendant's car to the appearance of the pill on drugs.com, citing Northrup
• rejecting defendant's argument that the State was charged with the duty of presenting evidence rebutting every exception to illegal possession of oxycodone
• rejecting defendant's argument that the State was charged with the duty of presenting evidence rebutting every exception to illegal possession of oxycodone
• balancing prejudice and probative value of otherwise relevant evidence entrusted to district court's discretion
• circumstantial evidence sufficient to establish Brazzle illegally possessed oxycodone despite lack of expert testimony
• \Proof of the identity of a substance by circumstantial evidence may be sufficient to affirm a conviction in a drug prosecution even if no scientific test results are admitted or available.\

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