GLORIA SMITH v. ESTATE OF THEDESSA SMITH

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• stating that appellate courts “review the circumstantial evidence not as isolated facts, but as a whole”
• “To the extent that Sterling’s assertions in his pro se brief are intended to raise other claims without citation to the record or legal authority, we conclude that those claims, whatever they may be, fail.”

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