70 S.E.2d 43 (Ga.App. 1952), 33980, Zetterower v. State

Citation: 70 S.E.2d 43, 85 Ga.App. 708

Party Name: ZETTEROWER v. STATE.

Attorney: Where, as here, the defendant on trial for possessing whisky admits that whisky found by the officers belonged to him, this raises a legal presumption that he knowingly had, possessed, or controlled it. Although this presumption is rebuttable, where nothing more is known or stated, such admission...

Case Date: March 19, 1952

Court: Georgia Court of Appeals

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