People v. Dandron

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• a false exculpatory statement may be considered circumstantial evidence of an accused’s guilt
• a defendant’s “proved-to-be false exculpatory statement[]” can supply circumstantial evidence of his guilt.
• a false exculpatory statement may be admitted as circumstantial evidence of guilt

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).