People v. Bounds

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• holding that independent corroborative evidence required to corroborate a confession need not establish beyond a reasonable doubt that an offense occurred
• holding that autopsy photographs of a murder victim were properly admitted and published to the jury despite the cause of death being undisputed
• holding that independent corroborative evidence required to corroborate a confession need not establish beyond a reasonable doubt that an offense occurred
• holding that autopsy photographs of a murder victim were properly admitted and published to the jury despite the cause of death being undisputed
• concluding that sexual assault could reasonably be inferred from evidence of a broom handle with feces found near a victim’s half-naked body together with evidence that victim’s anus was dilated
• concluding that sexual assault could reasonably be inferred from evidence of a broom handle with feces found near a victim’s half naked body together with evidence that victim’s anus was dilated

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