Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 7/25/1995

State v. Brown

Citations

915 S.W.2d 3
1995 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 621

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recognizing that the absence of drug paraphernalia, and manner of packaging of drugs supported an inference of intent to sell
holding that “[k]nowledge may be inferred from control over the vehicle in which the contraband is secreted”
concluding that the absence of drug paraphernalia and the manner of packaging of drugs supported an inference of intent to sell
recognizing that the absence of drug paraphernalia, and manner of packaging of drugs supported an inference of intent to sell
concluding that the absence of drug paraphernalia and the manner of packaging of drugs supported an inference of intent to sell
finding that the absence of drug paraphernalia and the manner of packaging of drugs supported an inference of intent to sell

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Judges: Summers, Hayes, Barker

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