Donald E. Reese v. Paul Delo, Superintendent, Potosi Correctional Center

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• holding that failure to raise claim in post-conviction appeal is considered abandonment of claim
• holding that mental impairments alone do not render a defendant's statement involuntary
• rejecting contention that “rais[ing] [ineffective-assistance claim] in [a] state habeas corpus petition pursuant to Missouri Supreme Court Rule 91” cures failure to advance claim on appeal
• finding translated transcripts of taped statements, partially in “Pig-Latin,” were admissible
• rejecting contention that “rais[ing] [ineffective-assistance claim] in [a] state habeas corpus petition pursuant to Missouri Supreme Court Rule 91” cures failure to advance claim on appeal (citing State ex rel. Simmons v. White, 866 S.W.2d 443, 444 (Mo. 1993)
• a claim presented in a motion for post-conviction relief but not advanced on appeal is abandoned

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