Ohio Supreme Court· 3/17/1971

State v. Haynes

Citations

25 Ohio St. 2d 264
267 N.E.2d 787
54 Ohio Op. 2d 379
1971 Ohio LEXIS 542

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concluding that when law enforcement officers seize narcotics from jointly occupied premises the defendant's status as a resident or lessee, standing alone, creates no inference of guilt
determining that there was insufficient evidence to support marijuana possession conviction since the only evidence offered by State was that the defendant was the lessee of the premises where marijuana was found
evidence held insufficient to support defendant’s conviction of possession for sale of narcotics found in the living room, dining room, and kitchen of a house that he occupied with three other persons
evidence held insufficient to support defendant's conviction of possession for sale of narcotics found in the living room, dining room, and kitchen of a house that he occupied with three other persons

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Judges: Corrigan, Duncan, Herbert, Leach, Neill, Schneider, Stern

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