Teague v. Bradley Fertilizer Co.

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• jury may believe all, some, or none of witnesses’ testimony and must resolve conflicts in testimony; subjective intent of accused at time of making promise is rarely open to direct proof and ordinarily must be shown through circumstantial evidence

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