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Price v. State

Citations

  • 422 S.W.3d 292
  • 2014 WL 712956
  • 2014 Mo. LEXIS 12

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  • holding that review of a motion court’s decision regarding an abandonment motion is governed by the standard set forth in Rule 29.15(k)
  • holding that “Rule 29.15(e) deals only with appointed counsel and amended motions”
  • clarifying, once again, the Supreme Court of Missouri's unwillingness to extend the abandonment doctrine beyond the actions of appointed counsel and amended post-conviction motions
  • equating abandonment by appointed counsel as “tantamount to a failure of the motion court to appoint counsel under Rule 29.15(e) in the first instance.”
  • affirming the complete waiver of a movant’s claims from his initial motion because the abandonment doctrine exists to only cure the untimely filing of amended motions by appointed counsel
  • “Rule 29.15(e) ... provides that counsel will be appointed for all indigent inmates if, but only after, the inmate files his initial motion.”

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Judges: Breckenridge, Draper, Fischer, Russell, Stith, Teitelman, Wilson

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