Lewis v. State  ·  2016-07-28  ·  Court of Special Appeals of Maryland  ·  2 pin-cites  ·  pin 360 A.2d at 142

“It is sometimes stated that each offense has, for jurisdictional purposes, one key act or omission and that this element must have taken place in the state where the prosecution is instituted”

State v. Tucker  ·  2013-06-04  ·  Court of Appeals of North Carolina  ·  2 pin-cites  ·  pin 360 A.2d at 142

“[T]he courts of a state have territorial jurisdiction of a crime involving misappropriation of property if the accused had a preexisting obligation to account for the property in that state.”