McGalliard v. Kuhlmann

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• holding that the jury can choose to believe one witness over other witnesses or resolve inconsistencies in their testimony
• holding that trier of fact may believe one witness, disbelieve others, and resolve inconsistencies in their testimony
• holding that, when presented with conflicting evidence, the trier of fact may believe one witness and disbelieve others
• holding that, when presented with conflicting evidence, the trier of fact may believe one witness and disbelieve others
• holding that trier of fact may believe one witness, disbelieve others, and resolve inconsistencies in their testimony
• holding that the jury can choose to believe one witness over other witnesses or resolve inconsistencies in their testimony

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