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State v. Tresenriter

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  • 4 P.3d 145

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  • holding that the description of stolen property is not an essential element of a possession of stolen property charge
  • what property was, where it was located, and connection with specific theft or burglary are not elements of crime of possession of stolen property

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Judges: Armstrong

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