Supreme Court of Missouri· 8/3/2004

State v. Brown

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140 S.W.3d 51
2004 Mo. LEXIS 101
2004 WL 1729445

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indicating a judgment was final for purpose of a criminal appeal when the trial court’s judgment dismissed all counts in the information after finding the statutes controlling the charges to be unconstitutionally vague
indicating a judgment was final for purpose of a criminal appeal when the trial court’s judgment dismissed all counts in the information after finding the statutes controlling the charges to be unconstitutionally vague
“it is inappropriate to project the challenge to factual situations not presented here in which the language used, as applied, might indeed be vague and confusing”
where a nurse was charged for failure to report dime to quarter-sized bruises along the spine and a red bruise under the eye of a child already in the foster care system
No. SC85582, decided August 3, 2004

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Judges: Limbaugh, Stith, Price, Wolff, White, Teitelman

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