Blaine v. McSpadden

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• requiring clear and convincing 1 In future election cases, the trial judge’s minute entry should clearly reflect that findings were made upon clear and convincing evidence. - 4 - evidence
• “A trial court sitting without a jury is the judge of the witness’ credibility and the weight of the evidence and the reasonable inferences to be drawn therefrom.” (citation omitted)

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