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· 2/23/1897

Wilson v. Rutherford

Citations

  • 69 Mo. App. 304
  • 1897 Mo. App. LEXIS 51

How courts have described this case

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  • discussing whether an assistant Commonwealth’s attorney violated the rules of professional conduct by signing a brief that quoted an indictment charging a defendant with the wrong offense
  • discussing whether an assistant Commonwealth’s attorney violated the rules of professional conduct by signing a brief that quoted an indictment charging a defendant with the wrong offense
  • applying Code § 8.01-271.1 in discussing whether an assistant Commonwealth’s attorney violated the rules of professional conduct by signing a brief that quoted an indictment charging a defendant with the wrong offense
  • applying Code § 8.01-271.1 in discussing whether an assistant Commonwealth’s attorney violated the rules of professional conduct by signing a brief that quoted an indictment charging a defendant with the wrong offense
  • evidence that the defendant entered a school by smashing a window, that defendant was not an employee or parent of a student at the school, and that the defendant fled was 9 sufficient to show defendant’s lack of authority to enter the school

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Judges: Bland

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