Osama Abdullatif and Ali Mokaram v. Ali Choundhri

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• stating that, when reviewing for substantial evidence, “[w]e draw all fair and reasonable inferences that may be deduced from the evidence in the record”
• “It is sufficient as long as it supports the content of the confession and if, together with the confession, proves the elements of the charge against the defendant beyond a reasonable doubt”
• “Circumstantial corroborating evidence may include several facts that, when combined, support the admission.”
• disregarding the canon when in conflict with context
• discussing statutory element of “nonconsent” in section 709.4

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).