State Ex Rel. Juvenile Department v. Hal

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• knowledge inferable from fact that person who rented the vehicle to the defendant was a crack addict, interior of vehicle was stripped, and wires hung from where stereo belonged
• “To prove the allegation of unauthorized use of a vehicle, the state must prove that youth knew that he was using the vehicle without the owner’s consent.”
• driver of a stolen vehicle \at least had reason to believe\ that the vehicle was stolen, in part, because the interior had been stripped and the vehicle had out-of-state license plates
• driver of a stolen vehicle “at least had reason to believe” that the vehicle was stolen, in part because the interior had been stripped and wires hung from where the stereo had been
• driver of a stolen vehicle “at least had reason to believe” that the vehicle was stolen, in part because the interior had been stripped and wires hung from where the stereo had been
• driver of a stolen vehicle “at least had reason to believe” that the vehicle was stolen, in part because the interior had been stripped and wires hung from where the stereo had been

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).