Vaughn v. Porter

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• assumption that all other drivers on the road are exercising ordinary care does not apply when the driver/plaintiff herself is not exercising ordinary care
• assumption that all other drivers on the road are exercising ordinary care does not apply when the driver/plaintiff herself is not exercising ordinary care
• trial court “is permitted” to weigh the evidence and make its own determination of the credibility of witnesses

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).