State v. Hundley

— David Hundley was convicted of possession of trace amounts of cocaine and heroin. At trial, Hundley contended the evidence was insufficient to prove the charges beyond a reasonable doubt; he also asserted an affirmative defense of unwitting possession. The Court of Appeals held the evidence was sufficient to support the conviction, but reversed based on unwitting possession. State v. Hundley, 72 Wn. App. 746, 866 P.2d 56 (1994). The court held the affirmative defense of unwitting possession need only create a reasonable doubt that the Defendant knowingly possessed the drugs, even though the…