Supreme Court of Missouri· 3/4/2003

State v. Williams

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97 S.W.3d 462
2003 WL 106033

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failure to give the jury an instruction on notetaking was technically erroneous, but not plain error because the court read the proper instruction to the jury
failure to give the jury an instruction on notetaking was technically erroneous, but not plain error because the court read the proper instruction to the jury
because he had the same glasses and a similar demeanor, the venireperson resembled the defendant
“Taken together, the [SJtate’s explanation of the purpose of the analogy and the instructions given to the venire and the jury before deliberations corrected any misunderstanding by the jury of the process for deciding on the death penalty.”
allowing multiple prior convictions to be enumerated separately statutory aggravators
statutory aggravators not unconstitutionally broad

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Judges: Richard B. Teitelman

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