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MacK v. State

Citations

  • 859 S.W.2d 526
  • 1993 Tex. App. LEXIS 1947
  • 1993 WL 244015

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  • concluding that absence of paraphernalia for smoking or using cocaine supports an intent to deliver rather than an intent to consume
  • holding that 8.9 grams of crack cocaine, valued at $600, was a sufficient amount from which to infer an intent to deliver
  • concluding that absence of paraphernalia for smoking or using cocaine supports an intent to deliver rather than a intent to consume
  • concluding that absence of paraphernalia for smoking or using cocaine supports an intent to deliver rather than an intent to consume
  • holding that 8.9 grams of crack cocaine in 29 rocks in a known drug-dealing area without paraphernalia for smoking or otherwise using cocaine was sufficient to show intent to deliver
  • finding that an absence of paraphernalia for smoking or using cocaine supports an inference of intent to deliver rather than intent to consume

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Judges: Hedges

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