K.C. and K.C. v. Indiana Department of Child Services (mem. dec.)

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• appellate court does not resolve conflicts in evidence, pass on credibility of witnesses, or reweigh evidence; such matters are for finder of fact
• in order to determine whether sexual activity was “without consent” of the alleged victim, one of the four alternatives set forth in subsection § 28-318(8)(a) must be shown

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