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State v. Morrow

Citations

  • 888 S.W.2d 387
  • 1994 Mo. App. LEXIS 1855
  • 1994 WL 670419

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  • holding that, in enacting section 571.030.1(3
  • distinguishing unlawful use of a weapon under subsection (3) from offenses that intrinsically involve a continuing course of conduct, such as false imprisonment, bigamy, nonsupport and operating a house of prostitution
  • “The conduct proscribed is complete on one shot. A subsequent shot, whether moments or a substantial amount of time later, creates the same danger which the statute was intended to prevent.”
  • “The conduct proscribed is complete on one shot. A subsequent shot, whether moments or a substantial amount of time later, creates the same danger which the statute was intended to prevent. . . . [T]he individual act of shooting a single shot is prohibited.”

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Judges: Flanigan, Shrum, Montgomery

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