Legg v. Fortis Insurance Co.

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• rejecting con- tention that, because no witness was able to identify defendant as robber, evidence was insufficient to sup- port conviction, as circumstantial evidence was suffi- cient to establish defendant’s identity as perpetrator
• evi- dence of motive can be used to identify defendant as perpetrator
• evi- dence of motive can be used to identify defendant as perpetrator

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).