Walker v. State

I join in Chief Judge Stroud’s dissent. I write only to point out one

additional problem with the majority opinion.

The majority appears to rely heavily upon the idea that the car belonged to appellant’s passenger; the majority opinion states the proposition as fact more than once. In concluding that the evidence was insufficient to support a finding that appellant constructively possessed the methamphetamine found under the seat of a car that appellant was driving, the majority emphasizes that “appellant was in Darlene Ables’s car, and [other] methamphetamine was found on her person and not on…