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State v. Bachman

Citations

  • 675 S.W.2d 41
  • 1984 Mo. App. LEXIS 4722

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  • explaining that, in the case of an SIS, “the court may, at the end of a prescribed period of probation or upon its order before the prescribed date, fully discharge the accused and no judgment of conviction is ever entered”
  • explaining that a stay of imposition of a sentence and a stay of execution of a sentence “are not the same thing,” as they do not cause a trial court to continue its performance, and hence jurisdiction, in the same way
  • “ ‘[I]t is manifest that the court granting probation retains continuing jurisdiction over the probationer throughout the entire period of his probation.’ ”

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Judges: Manford, Lowenstein, Man-Ford, Berrey

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