State v. Brown
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FONES, Justice.
This case involves the sufficiency of circumstantial evidence to support the convictions of these two (2) defendants for concealing a stolen 1964 Chevrolet automobile. At trial, both men and a James S. Brown were found guilty of concealing the above car as well as a stolen 1964 Pontiac automobile. The Court of Criminal Appeals, in a split decision, affirmed all convictions with regard to the Pontiac but reversed these two defendants’ convictions for concealing the Chevrolet. The majority’s reasons for reversal was insufficiency of the evidence. The State has brought this…
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