State v. Nesta

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, \[o]ne who attempts to sell or sells stolen goods to a pawnbroker is not using the stolen items for his own personal use but has met the statutory requirements for dealing in stolen property.\
• holding that the sale of stolen jewelry to pawn broker constituted dealing in stolen property notwithstanding defendant's argument that he stole the jewelry for personal use and did not intend to place it into the stream of commerce
• “One who attempts to sell or sells stolen goods to a pawnbroker is not using the stolen items for his own personal use but has met the statutory requirements for dealing in stolen property.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).