Monica Iunice Lopez v. State

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• recognizing that the factfinder may “accept or reject all or any part of [a witness’s] testimony”
• noting that pretext is relevant not only in the summary judgment context but also in a fully litigated case
• noting that circumstantial evidence supports a finding if “the fact may be fairly and reasonably inferred from other facts proved in the case”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).