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Scruggs v. State

Citations

  • 785 So. 2d 605
  • 2001 WL 417336

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  • noting that plastic baggies found in defendant’s vehicle “similar” to plastic baggies containing cocaine found on the ground “are fungible and readily available to anyone”
  • noting that plastic baggies found in defendant's vehicle \similar\ to plastic baggies containing cocaine found on the ground \are fungible and readily available to anyone\
  • reversing denial of judgment of acquittal for possession of cocaine where evidence was wholly circumstantial and the State could not present sufficient evidence to rebut the inference that the defendant did not have actual or constructive possession of cocaine
  • “Because appellant did not have actual, physical possession of the cocaine, the state was required to prove that he was in constructive possession of it.”

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