Isadore v. State

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• holding that, where appellant was in the front passenger seat of a vehicle, and observed bending forward, the jury could reasonably infer that appellant had access to and control over the area beneath the front passenger seat where the firearm was found
• finding claim that trial (Footnote Continued) N.T., 5/3/2017, at 51-53; see also id. at 43-44 (instructing jury to disregard any implied opinion of the trial court

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