State of West Virginia v. Tyler Brett Kennedy

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• holding that drugs found in a purse and basket inside a vehicle did not qualify as “use” of a vehicle because the vehicle was not used to conceal the drugs
• finding that the Batten II criteria were not met for the crime of possession where drug paraphernalia was found in the appellant's belongings inside the vehicle, but the vehicle itself was not used to store or conceal the contraband
• challenge to condition that the defendant not associate with known drug offenders

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).