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· 10/10/1994

Mings v. State

Citations

  • 884 S.W.2d 596
  • 318 Ark. 201
  • 1994 Ark. LEXIS 538

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that the large amount and significant street value of contraband found in a mobile home was strong circumstantial evidence that it was not inadvertently left there by someone else
  • discussing at length the improbable nature of appellants’ claim that they were going to Branson to see the shows when none of them were carrying adequate clothing for a week-long visit
  • discussing at length the improbable nature of appellants' claim that they were going to Branson to see the shows when none of them were carrying adequate clothing for a week-long visit
  • where the officer stopped a motor home because it was weaving between the shoulder and the lane line
  • numerous additional factors cited linking three appellants to 11.7 pounds of cocaine found hidden in a motor home leased by two of them and driven by the third
  • numerous additional factors cited linking three appellants to 11.7 pounds of cocaine found hidden in a motor home leased by two of them and driven by the third

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Judges: Dudley

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