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· 2/8/2023

State of Iowa v. Jack Freeman Purscell

How courts have described this case

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  • listing “DNA, fingerprints, [and] an eyewitness” as evidence of actual possession
  • defendant “confirm[ing]” fire- arm was “in the same place that it’s always in” on jail phone calls supported constructive possession
  • robberies committed an hour apart and twelve miles away occurred on different occasions

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