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State v. Blake

Citations

  • 985 P.2d 117
  • 133 Idaho 237
  • 1999 Ida. LEXIS 86

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  • holding that a jury may infer knowledge of the contraband where a defendant is in control of the premises, but additional circumstances showing knowledge are necessary when the control is not exclusive
  • noting that control of the premises cannot be the sole basis for inferring knowledge—absent “other circumstances”—when a defendant does not have exclusive possession over the premises
  • noting that control of the premises cannot be the sole basis for inferring knowledge—absent “other circumstances”—when a defendant does not have exclusive possession over the premises
  • noting that the search of a vehicle uncovered “methamphetamine, a scale, and other paraphernalia”
  • noting State may prove possession by constructive possession which may be either joint or exclusive
  • noting that “constructive possession may be joint or exclusive”

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Judges: Trout, Silak, Schroeder, Walters, Kidwell

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