Commonwealth v. Hinchcliffe

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• use of deadly weapon on vital part of body justified finding of guilty of murder of third degree
• malice and self-defense are mutually exclusive; where evidence is sufficient to prove malice, prosecution has also met burden of disproving self-defense
• fact finder may believe any, all, or none of any witness’s testimony
• fact finder may believe any, all, or none of any witness’s testimony
• fact finder may believe any, all, or none of any witness's testimony

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