Salt Lake City v. Carrera
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Justice PARRISH,
opinion of the Court:
INTRODUCTION,
[ 1 On certiorari, Ricardo Enrique Carrera challenges the court of appeals' ruling affirming his conviction for unlawfully possessing another's Social Security card. Mr. Carrera asserts that there was insufficient evidence to support a reasonable inference that he knew he was not entitled to possess the card. We agree and reverse the court of appeals.
FACTS
[ 2 In December 2010, in response to a call reporting a potential crime, Salt Lake City Police Officer Jonathan Dew began a search of the house where Mr. Carrera rented a room. During his…
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