State v. Kovac

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a trier of fact may rely on circumstantial evidence alone, even though it is also consistent with innocence
• stating that a trier of fact may rely on circumstantial evidence alone, even though it is also consistent with innocence
• in challenge to sufficiency of the evidence, defendant's possession of 8 grams of marijuana in seven baggies insufficient to justify inference of intent to deliver
• possession of 7 baggies containing a total of 8 grams of marijuana insufficient to support an inference of intent to deliver
• intent to deliver is not plainly indicated as a matter of logical probability from the fact that defendant purchased 8 grams of marijuana in seven separate baggies
• possession of seven baggies of marijuana insufficient to establish intent to deliver

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).