State of Missouri v. Bradley Ise

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• holding a revocation letter sent to the defendant and a driving record were sufficient to show the defendant knew of the revocation
• noting under standard of criminal negligence with respect to knowledge, State does not have to prove Defendant actually received revocation letter sent by Department of Revenue
• “a driving record showing expiration or revocation is sufficient” to establish the requisite culpable mental state for purposes of section 302.321
• instruction on a lesser-included offense is not required to be given if not requested
• “When addressing the admissibility of prior testimony, we consider whether (1) the prior testimony was given before a judicial tribunal, (2) the witness was sworn and testified, (3) the accused was present and had an opportunity for cross-examination, (4

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