Boren v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Steele Hays, Justice.
In this case, Bill Boren, Jr., appeals a conviction under Ark. Code Ann. §4-90-204(d) (1987), failure to disclose the alteration of an odometer on a vehicle offered for sale. He has raised two issues on appeal, neither of which has merit.
Bill Boren, Jr. was operating a used car dealership under the name Boren Motor Company. The police received an anonymous tip that there had been some odometer “rollbacks” on cars connected to that dealership. Further investigations were conducted resulting in appellant being charged with four counts of tampering with odometers, Ark. Code…
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