State v. Wurtzberger

How courts have described this case

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• holding that neither failure to object to an instruction, nor an express statement of “no objection” to an instruction, waive plain error review pursuant to Rule 30.20
• holding a defendant “waived appellate review” when the defendant both failed to object to a proposed instruction and “told the. court expressly that he had no objection to the instruction”
• counsel’s affirmative statement that he had no objection to the instruction and his failure to submit an alternative instruction did not waive plain error review
• “Missouri has eliminated the distinction between principals and accessories, and now, all persons who act in concert to commit a crime are equally guilty.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).