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Skelton v. State

Citations

  • 609 So. 2d 716
  • 1992 WL 355266

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  • concluding that state failed to prove the defendant constructively possessed cocaine that was partially hidden under the passenger seat near where defendant's feet had been, because mere proximity to contraband is insufficient
  • concluding that state failed to prove the defendant constructively possessed cocaine that was partially hidden under the passenger seat near where defendant’s feet had been, because mere proximity to contraband is insufficient
  • holding that evidence was legally insufficient to prove that the passenger in a jointly occupied vehicle actually possessed a bag of cocaine located under the passenger seat near where his feet had been
  • holding that evidence was legally insufficient to prove that the passenger in a jointly occupied vehicle actually possessed a bag of cocaine located under the passenger seat near where his feet had been
  • holding that evidence was legally insufficient to prove that the passenger in a jointly occupied vehicle actually possessed a bag of cocaine located under the passenger seat near where his feet had been

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Judges: Parker

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