California Supreme Court· 7/1/1874
People v. Beaver
Citations
- 49 Cal. 57
Syllabus
<p>Possession op Stolen Pbopebty.—If a person is indicted for breaking and entering a house with intent to steal goods therein, the fact alone, that goods taken from the house were found in his possession soon after the alleged breaking, although a circumstance to be considered in determining his guilt, is not sufficient to convict.</p>
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- Miller v. CommonwealthSupreme Court of Virginia· 1946-04-22· cited 8×
- Pueblo v. MorenoSupreme Court of Puerto Rico· 1924-02-21· cited 5×
- People v. ElsterCalifornia Supreme Court· 1884-05-27· cited 4×
- People v. MorenoSupreme Court of Puerto Rico· 1924-02-21
- Pueblo v. GoyoSupreme Court of Puerto Rico· 1927-06-13
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