People v. Seiber

How courts have described this case

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• remarking that the defendant’s flight from the scene and disposal of a pistol was evidence of consciousness of guilt, which negates a claim of self-defense
• noting that the defendant’s flight from the scene was evidence of consciousness of guilt, which negated a claim of self-defense
• noting that the defendant’s flight from the scene was evidence of consciousness of guilt, which negated a claim of self-defense
• noting that the jury “could have considered the defendant’s flight from the scene and discarding of the pistol, as well as his attempt to give the pistol away, as evidence of his consciousness of guilt and thereby reject[ed] [his] theory of self defense”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).