P. v. Hunter
A jury convicted Eddie Henry Hunter of carjacking (Pen. Code,[1] 215), two counts of second degree robbery ( 211), two counts of attempted second degree robbery ( 664/211), false imprisonment ( 236) and first degree residential robbery ( 211).
On appeal, Hunter contends there is no substantial evidence to support his conviction of first degree residential robbery. Hunter also contends CALCRIM No. 376 impermissibly allows the jury to draw an inference that the defendant is guilty of carjacking solely from his possession of the stolen car. Court affirm.
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