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Moss v. State

Citations

  • 536 So. 2d 129
  • 1988 Ala. Crim. App. LEXIS 484

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  • circumstantial evidence is sufficient to support the inference that defendant \entered or remained unlawfully\ in the victim's residence; jury was not \forced to speculate\ on how the defendant gained entry into the victim's house

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Judges: Bowen

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