Supreme Court of Missouri· 6/1/1999

Rodriguez v. Suzuki Motor Corp.

Citations

996 S.W.2d 47
1999 Mo. LEXIS 35
1999 WL 383068

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holding that a NHTSA report concerning vehicle rollovers was properly admitted pursuant to § 490.220
denial of petition for writ is not a conclusive decision on the merits of the issue presented
denial of petition for writ is not a conclusive decision on the merits of the issue presented
\One clear indication that a constitutional challenge is real and substantial and made in good faith is that the challenge is one of first impression with this Court.\
“The mere denial of 4 a petition for writ of prohibition where the appellate court issues no opinion is not a conclusive decision on the merits of the issue presented”
Missouri Supreme Court will refuse to assume jurisdiction of cases “when the precise constitutional questions raised have been settled by prior decision of this Court” and, for the same reason, the court of appeals may “assume jurisdiction of such cases”

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Judges: Limbaugh, Benton, Price, Covington, Holstein, Crow, White, Wolff

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