Supreme Court of Missouri· 7/1/2004

State v. Glass

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136 S.W.3d 496
2004 WL 1244459

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finding an appellate court may permit an inference of deliberation where there is evidence a defendant committed a murder which required some time to complete because of the particular method of attack
finding an appellate court may permit an inference of deliberation where there is evidence a defendant committed a murder which required some time to complete because of the particular method of attack
evidence that defendant, who was charged with murdering a teenage girl, had walked into residences of teenage girls uninvited on two separate occasions was admissible during penalty phase of trial
deliberation may be inferred where a victim dies after suffering multiple wounds or repeated blows
deliberation may be inferred where a victim dies after suffering multiple wounds or repeated blows

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