· 10/15/1885
McDermott v. Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad
Citations
- 87 Mo. 285
How courts have described this case
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- stating that defendant’s admission to witnesses was direct evidence
- direct evidence includes “the testimony of a person who claims to have personal knowledge of facts about the crime charged” (quotation omitted)
- issue not preserved where defendant withdrew request for relief from counsel’s ineffectiveness depriving court of the opportunity to rule
- defining direct and circumstantial evidence
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Judges: Black, Henry, Norton, Said, What
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