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State v. Richard

Citations

  • 298 S.W.3d 529
  • 2009 Mo. LEXIS 531
  • 2009 WL 3833828

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  • no particular level of scrutiny identified in analyzing a statutory prohibition against possessing a loaded firearm while intoxicated
  • “[S]ection 571.030.1(5) represents a reasonable exercise of the legislative prerogative to preserve public safety by regulating the possession of firearms by intoxicated individuals”
  • “[S]ection 571.030.1(5) represents a reasonable exercise of the legislative prerogative to preserve public safety by regulating the possession of firearms by intoxicated individuals”
  • the defendant had “no standing to raise hypothetical instances in which the statute [prohibiting possession of a loaded firearm while intoxicated] might be applied unconstitutionally” based on the state constitutional right to keep and bear arms

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Judges: Richard B. Teitelman

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