Jahanian v. State

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• holding harmful error occurred when accomplice’s statement admitted because such was direct evidence of an essential element to the offense and was more persuasive than circumstantial evidence, even though circumstantial evidence was sufficient to support conviction
• holding harmful error occurred when accomplice’s statement admitted because such was di rect evidence of an essential element to the offense and was more persuasive than circumstantial evidence, even though circumstantial evidence was sufficient to support conviction
• making it a crime to fraudulently destroy, remove, conceal, etc. a universal product code

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).