McFarren v. State

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• this Court lacks jurisdiction to review orders issued after the date of the notice of appeal
• Conviction of loitering or prowling was authorized where the suspect’s explanation to a law enforcement officer conflicted with the facts determined by the officer.
• Conviction of loitering or prowling was authorized where the suspect’s explanation to a law enforcement officer conflicted with the facts determined by the officer.
• evidence supported conviction for loitering or prowling where defendant “was seen peering into the windows of neighborhood homes” after dark; jury was entitled to reject defendant’s explanation for his presence
• evidence supported conviction for loitering or prowling where defendant “was seen peering into the windows of neighborhood homes” after dark; jury was entitled to reject defendant’s explanation for his presence

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