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Lopez v. State

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  • 711 So. 2d 563
  • 1997 WL 817816

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  • holding that evidence of drugs found in the defendant’s and his wife’s jointly occupied closet was insufficient to prove constructive possession beyond a reasonable doubt
  • holding that evidence of drugs found in the defendant's and his wife's jointly occupied closet was insufficient to prove constructive possession beyond a reasonable doubt
  • holding that evidence of drugs found in the defendant's and his wife's jointly occupied closet was insufficient to prove constructive possession
  • holding that evidence of drugs found in the defendant’s and his wife’s jointly occupied closet was insufficient to prove constructive possession
  • discussing circumstances from which a trier of fact could infer actual knowledge of contraband, including proximity of the contraband to the defendant's belongings and finding contraband in plain view

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Judges: Northcutt

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