White Motor Corp. v. Stewart

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• discussing the “nature and severity” of the decedent’s wounds compared to the defendant’s absence of injuries as evidence that the jury could rely upon to determine that the defendant was the aggressor
• “The test on a motion to dismiss is whether the State has presented substantial evidence which, . . . would -7- STATE V. DUPREE Opinion of the Court be sufficient to convince a rational trier of fact that the defendant did not act in self- defense.”

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