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Juror’s whose attention lapsed during a trial is not enough to have a criminal conviction overturned. Also, evidence that two alternate jurors did fall asleep was not enough to declare a mistrial.
The Appellant (Defendant) appealed his convictions to the … Read the rest
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Updates on Mo. REAL ID compliant driver’s license
For those of you having to get your driver’s license renewed or a license for the first time, be ready for what may seem to you as a trick question. Do you … Read the rest