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Circumstantial evidence is indirect evidence that allows for inferences to be drawn about the existence of another fact, often used when direct evidence is unavailable. The Supreme Court has established principles for its application, emphasizing that it must lead to an irresistible conclusion of guilt, be inconsistent with the innocence of the accused, and not be based on mere suspicion. Convictions based on circumstantial evidence require proof beyond reasonable doubt, and if the evidence suggests innocen

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