Ohio Court of Appeals· 4/22/2024

State v. Daniels

Citations

2024 Ohio 1536

Syllabus

Sufficient Evidence Manifest Weight Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound Tampering with Evidence. Possession can be established through circumstantial evidence. Direct and circumstantial evidence have the same probative value. A sufficiency-of-the-evidence analysis examines whether the State has carried its burden of production. A manifest-weight analysis examines whether the State has carried its burden of persuasion.

Judges: Willamowski

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Cites

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Ohio Court of Appeals· 2017-12-11· cited 91×
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Ohio Court of Appeals· 2017-01-09· cited 73×
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Ohio Court of Appeals· 2014-12-01· cited 53×
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Ohio Court of Appeals· 2018-01-22· cited 32×
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Ohio Court of Appeals· 2021-04-26· cited 28×
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Ohio Court of Appeals· 2023-08-28· cited 17×
State v. Morrissey
Ohio Court of Appeals· 2021-12-20· cited 4×

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