Court of Appeals of Washington· 11/5/1975

State v. Harris

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542 P.2d 122
14 Wash. App. 414
1975 Wash. App. LEXIS 1630

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emphasizing the \compound\ of the facts enabled the jury to infer intent to deliver
emphasizing the “compound” of the facts enabled the jury to infer intent to deliver
possession of five 1-pound bags of marijuana and gram scales constituted substantial evidence of an intent to deliver
possession of five one-pound bags of marijuana, scale and the fact that marijuana was usually sold to dealers by the pound evidenced an intent to deliver
possession of five one-pound bags of marijuana, scale and the fact that marijuana was usually sold to dealers by the pound evidenced an intent to deliver
deputy's testimony that he obtained trunk keys from either the husband or the wife was a mere \scintilla of evidence\ insufficient to establish dominion and control by the wife over the trunk's contents

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