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State v. Crosby

Citations

  • 151 N.W.2d 297
  • 277 Minn. 22
  • 1967 Minn. LEXIS 899

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  • “[PJroof of intent to commit a crime in connection with proof of burglary is always one that must rest on a permissible inference from the facts proved.”
  • \[P]roof of intent to commit a crime in connection with proof of burglary is always one that must rest on a permissible inference from the facts proved.\
  • circumstantial evidence, including footprints leading from the building, was sufficient to identify defendant as one of the burglars
  • premeditation must generally be inferred from circumstantial evidence

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Judges: Knutson

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