Moody v. State

Deen, Judge.

The only enumeration of error argued by the defendant contends that the verdict, which is based on circumstantial evidence, is unsupported by a quantum of evidence sufficient to exclude every other reasonable hypothesis,, and that, in view of Watson v. State, 93 Ga. App. *110368 (91 SE2d 832) and similar cases holding that "where immediate and exclusive possession of an automobile, locker room, or other premises is shown, the inference is authorized that the owner of such property is the owner of what is contained therein,” it must be held either that the marijuana belonged to the…