Finney v. Cameron's Auto Towing Repair

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• holding that jury has the duty to make credibility determinations and the appellate court does not reevaluate those determinations
• holding that intent may be inferred from the circumstances of the case, providing the inferences are reasonable
• finding that it was the jury's duty to determine a witness' credibility when witness gave inconsistent statements and had recanted a sworn statement
• noting that Kansas appellate courts will not independently search the record to try to find facts that would support a party's claim
• reviewing Matlock, Brinklow, and other cases on how to assess witness credibility on appeal
• State required to prove intentional participation in premeditated first-degree murder which \obviously includes the element of premeditation\

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