People v. One 1959 Porsche Coupe
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
SHINN, J. *
The instant appeal is by Joel E. Lynn and Joann M. Lynn from a judgment forfeiting their title to a Porsche coupe upon findings and conclusions that it was used to facilitate the possession of marijuana. The ground of the appeal is insufficiency of the evidence to support the findings.
The judgment of forfeiture in this case is without precedent. The facts differ materially from any of which we are aware which were held sufficient to justify forfeiture of an automobile.
There was no evidence that there was marijuana in the ear, or that anyone was seen in the ear or entering or…
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