· 10/15/1884
Vosler v. Brock
Citations
- 84 Mo. 576
How courts have described this case
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- applying harmless error standard to trial court error of failing to provide limiting instruction in Rule 609(a) context
- finding defendant’s claim preserved despite no objection to trial court’s failure to give limiting instruction where court admitted defendant’s prior conviction over his objection
- State juxtaposed prior burglary conviction with events underlying charged crimes in manner that gave jury impression that defendant acted similarly regarding the charged crimes
- jury may have relied upon burglary conviction as substantive evidence of guilt of charged crimes of forgery and receiving stolen property, where no limiting instruction given
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Judges: Deabmowd
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