Rounsaville v. Bullard

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• holding jury may not reasonably infer ultimate fact from meager circumstantial evidence merely raising any number of inferences, none more probable than another
• holding jury may not reasonably infer ultimate fact from meager circumstantial evidence merely raising any number of inferences, none more probable than another
• “No inference of fact should be drawn from premises which are uncertain. . . . One presumption cannot be based upon another presumption.”
• “The fact relied upon to support the presumption must be proved.”

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