To convict a defendant of trafficking in stolen goods, the state is ordinarily required to prove all of the following except that:

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To convict someone of trafficking in stolen goods, it's necessary to prove they were involved with stolen property, knew it was stolen, and either received, concealed, or possessed it. Refusing delivery of goods is not a requirement for such a conviction.

To Convict a Defendant of Trafficking in Stolen Goods, the State