Missouri Court of Appeals· 12/13/1994

State v. Collier

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892 S.W.2d 686
1994 Mo. App. LEXIS 1900
1994 WL 693940

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holding that when danger of distortion or exclusions of substantially exculpatory information is not present “it is not an abuse of discretion to fail to require the production of the remainder [of the statement]”
holding that “an admission ... falls under [the] rule of completeness”
noting that defendant’s statement placing himself at the scene of a murder, though not a confession, was an admission
rejecting the movant’s claim of ineffective assistance of counsel for stipulating to certain evidence where the movant agreed with the decision to stipulate
defendants may be impeached when they mischaracterize events

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Judges: Hanna, Breckenridge, Ellis

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