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State v. Williams

Citations

  • 871 S.W.2d 450
  • 1994 Mo. LEXIS 22
  • 1994 WL 50117

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  • holding that probation is not part of the sentence and consequently, there is no right to appeal a trial court’s decision to grant or deny probation
  • holding that probation is not part of the sentence and consequently, there is no right to appeal a trial court’s decision to grant or deny probation
  • listing remedies available to correct unlawful terms or conditions of probation to include extraordinary writs, but not mentioning motion to withdraw guilty plea
  • finding a defendant had no right to appeal the trial court’s decision to grant or deny probation nor the terms and conditions of an order of probation
  • writs of prohibition or of habeas corpus are remedies available where terms and conditions of probation are not subject to direct appellate review
  • noting writs available to challenge errors in probation hearings

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Judges: Limbaugh

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