Supreme Court of Missouri· 4/25/2000

State v. Barnum

Citations

14 S.W.3d 587
2000 WL 291210

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finding affirmative participation in aiding the principal includes acts that could be construed as “encouragement” which could be signs, looks, words, or gestures
defense counsel’s failure to object to prosecutor’s statements during voir dire constituted waiver
defense counsel's failure to object to prosecutor's statements during voir dire constituted waiver
in which “general comments concerning the rights of any defendant in a criminal trial” did not result in manifest injustice
“The broad concept of ‘aiding and abetting’ plainly encompasses acts that could be construed as ‘encouragement’ or its derivation.”

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Judges: Price

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