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· 8/22/2001

White v. Easley

Citations

  • 354 N.C. 75
  • 553 S.E.2d 400
  • 2001 N.C. LEXIS 841

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  • holding that the occupant of a hotel room did not - 6 - constructively possess drugs found in the room where drugs were not in plain view, no drugs were found on him, and evidence failed to show how long he had been in room
  • defendant, present in hotel room where drugs found, did not constructively possess drugs because drugs not in plain view, no drugs found on defendant, and evidence failed to show how long defendant had been in room

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