Criminal Practice Deskbook

Section 25.21 Pre- and Post-Arrest Statements and Conduct or Flight
Section 34.19 Mental Health Court
Section 18.7 Trial Court
Section 12.37 Offers of Proof or Requests for Judicial Notice
Section 34.15 Summary
Section 15.26 Burden of Proof
Section 5.31 Waiver of Privilege
Section 12.30 Requested Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law
Section 32.27 Competence
Section 8.26 What Constitutes Prejudice
Section 1.24 Racial Profiling
Section 7.5 Missouri Rules of Criminal Procedure
Section 11.11 Grounds for Objection and Suppression
Section 4.25 Motion for Inspection of Grand Jury Lists
Section 10.44 Jury Instructions
Section 4.18 Persons Who May Be Present During Grand Jury Proceedings
Section 12.43 Forfeiture
Section 28.14 Procedure for Hearing
Section 12.59 Service of Pleadings and Motions
Section 3.18 Investigation and Marshalling of Facts
Section 13.36 Lack of Preliminary Examination
Section 34.8 Key Component #4—Comprehensive Approach to Addressing Issues in Participants’ Lives
Section 18.31 “Short” Trials
Section 2.13 Monetary Bond Generally
Section 32.35 Former Prosecutors
Section 31.55 Evidentiary Hearing
Section 26.17 Supplemental or Amended Motions
Section 31.28 Form of the Motion
Section 13.58 Effect of “Continuing Course of Conduct” Charges
Section 33.23 Judgment
Section 23.56 Hair and Fibers
Section 23.3 General Considerations
Section 34.11 Key Component #7—Ongoing Judicial Interaction With Participants
Section 14.110 Retraction
Section 2.6 Recognizance-Type Releases
Section 14.11 Amnesia
Section 11.30 Statement Not Made
Section 8.54 Order Granting Change of Venue for Cause
Section 26.62 Where Is Motion Filed? When Must it Be Filed?
Section 21.3 Constitutional
Section 3.1 Client Contact
Section 14.112 Subornation
Section 1.21 Force Permitted in Making Arrest
Section 17.13 Subpoenas
Section 13.83 Revocation of Licenses and Privileges
Section 17.10 Jury Instructions
Section 33.38 Vehicles, Boats, or Buildings in Liquor Offenses
Section 34.1 What Is a Drug Court?
Section 1.13 Fruit of the Poisonous Tree
Section 8.52 Application for Change of Venue (Counties of More Than 75,000 Inhabitants)
Section 32.67 City Prosecutor
Section 23.8 Possession and Uttering of Forged Instruments
Section 18.41 Things Counsel Should Do Before and During Trial
Section 20.24 Should the Defendant Testify?
Section 33.18 Proof of Facts
Section 32.12 Statements of Personal Beliefs
Section 18.8 Prosecuting Attorney
Section 28.11 Authority
Section 12.51 Prohibition
Section 12.56 Computation of Time
Section 21.47 Keep Purposes of Voir Dire in Mind
Section 15.47 Notice
Section 14.59 Resisting an Unlawful Arrest
Section 25.10 Defendant’s Failure to Call a Favorable Witness
Section 11.1 Introduction
Section 2.33 Practice Tips
Section 32.6 Examination of Witnesses
Section 15.27 Section 562.076, RSMo
Section 14.102 Statutory Exceptions
Section 7.20 Expert Witnesses and Results of Tests, Examinations, and Experiments
Section 27.29 Revocation and Method of Appeal of Revocation
Section 3.38 General Affidavit of Authorization
Section 13.50 General Misconduct
Section 31.44 Ineffective Assistance of Post-Conviction Counsel
Section 10.17 Factors in Evaluating Circumstances of the Display
Section 13.80 Fines and Taxes
Section 10.11 Defendant’s Right to Lineup
Section 11.13 Actions of Interrogators
Section 20.10 Rights of Defendant During Trial
Section 26.70 Neither the Movant Nor His or Her Trial Counsel Was Aware of the Existence of the Evidence at the Time of Trial, § 547.035.2(3)(b), RSMo
Section 33.49 Writ of Seizure (Usually Not Applicable to Real Estate)
Section 23.66 Trained Dogs
Section 14.121 Weapons Offenses
Section 12.44 Extradition and Detainers
Section 4.27 Motion for Disclosure of Grand Jury Minutes and Records
Section 8.29 In Counties Having 75,000 or Fewer Inhabitants
Section 33.51 Answer of Defendant
Section 17.2 Last Minute Pleas
Section 33.30 Drug Buildings as Nuisances
Section 26.44 Grounds for Granting
Section 30.26 Different Sovereigns
Section 12.40 Peace Bond
Section 32.32 Fee Splitting—Other Lawyers
Section 11.3 Prosecution
Section 32.36 Expenses
Section 16.21 Capital Cases
Section 8.35 Change of Venue and Change of Judge
Section 23.73 Dying Declarations
Section 21.43 Necessity, Time, and Effect of Swearing Jury
Section 10.32 Restricted Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP)
Section 23.45 Qualifications
Section 16.17 Dealing With an Unsympathetic Prosecutor, Judge, or Both
Section 30.24 Multiple Punishments in Single Prosecutions
Section 31.4 Rules 29.15 and 24.035 Distinguished From Direct Appeal
Section 31.24 Posttrial Conduct
Section 32.5 References to Opposing Counsel
Section 15.23 Statutory Provisions
Section 2.19 Evaluation of Property
Section 12.48 Extraordinary Writs
Section 15.2 Evaluation of the Defendant’s Mental Condition
Section 27.14 Conformity to a Plea Bargain Agreement
Section 33.19 Burden of Proof
Section 25.3 A Review of Cases
Section 3.25 Polygraph
Section 18.17 Sufficiency of the Charge
Section 14.71 Forgery
Section 33.35 Unclaimed Seized Property Under § 542.301, RSMo
Section 28.20 Medical Parole
Section 24.3 Counsel’s Function—Preparing for the Instruction Conference
Section 9.43 General Requirements
Section 23.9 Destruction of Evidence
Section 31.54 Discovery
Section 14.64 Possession of Burglar’s Tools
Section 23.65 Tool Marks
Section 5.7 Secrecy of Grand Jury Subpoenas
Section 29.23 Municipal Division Appeals
Section 32.76 Contact With Defendants
Section 30.2 Anticipation of the Possibility of a New Trial
Section 4.15 Grand Jury Subpoena Powers
Section 14.94 Technical Defenses
Section 11.36 Establishing Foundation
Section 8.27 Proving Prejudice
Section 10.14 Videotaped Lineups and Sound Recordings
Section 22.17 Presentation
Section 5.2 Introduction
Section 23.32 Moving Pictures and Videotape
Section 2.16 Generally
Section 18.27 Reduced Charge and Bond
Section 14.14 Outrageous Government Conduct
Section 20.9 Preparing the Defendant and Defense Witnesses for Trial
Section 24.20 Appellate Review
Section 26.60 Scope
Section 1.19 Misdemeanor
Section 26.42 Rule Governing
Section 16.7 Introduction
Section 29.1 Introduction
Section 26.67 The Evidence Was Secured in Relation to the Crime, § 547.035.2(2), RSMo
Section 32.18 Represented Witnesses
Section 8.46 Substitution of Judge
Section 12.22 Subpoena for Witness
Section 13.68 General Provisions
Section 12.55 Timeliness of Motions
Section 26.53 Right to Release Pending Appeal
Section 31.30 Appointment of Counsel
Section 2.1 Constitutional Basis
Section 13.34 Waiver of Venue
Section 14.69 Tampering
Section 14.60 Death Penalty Cases
Section 31.34 Findings and Conclusions of Court
Section 9.15 Requirements for Obtaining: In General
Section 21.57 Outline of Typical Voir Dire—State
Section 32.13 Factual Statements and Questions of Counsel
Section 32.70 Prosecutor’s Partners
Section 14.81 Incest
Section 13.75 Prosecution by Separate Sovereigns
Section 8.30 Application for Change of Venue
Section 13.38 Generally
Section 30.27 Collateral Estoppel
Section 21.50 Need to Prepare
Section 15.19 Legal Presumption That Persons Are Free From Mental Disease or Defect
Section 12.53 Declaratory Judgment
Section 23.6 Mental Disease or Defect
Section 4.23 Motion for Bill of Particulars
Section 11.25 Massiah v. United States : Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel
Section 13.77 When Double Jeopardy Precludes Retrial
Section 25.24 Reasonable Doubt Arguments
Section 14.116 Double Jeopardy
Section 7.11 Grand Jury Transcripts
Section 6.22 Waiver to Avoid Identification Reinforcement
Section 5.30 Procedure for Asserting Privilege
Section 12.2 Types of Motions
Section 31.48 Grounds for Relief
Section 18.4 Trial Setting
Section 23.81 Learned Treatises
Section 14.16 Renunciation, Abandonment, or Withdrawal
Section 5.5 Information to Be Obtained From Prosecuting Attorney
Section 19.7 Statute of Limitations
Section 21.56 Suggested Topics and Questions for Voir Dire Examination—State
Section 26.10 Rule Governing
Section 14.30 Executive Immunity
Section 4.8 Form and Purpose of the Indictment or Information
Section 8.14 Concurrent Jurisdiction With the State of Arkansas
Section 1.3 Probable Cause
Section 26.48 Excessive Punishment Because of Passion and Prejudice
Section 29.17 Appellant’s Burden of Persuasion
Section 23.30 Generally
Section 9.3 Theories of the Fourth Amendment
Section 12.36 Stipulations
Section 12.5 Demand for Speedy Trial
Section 5.18 Demands for Samples of Handwriting, Hair, or Voice, or Presentation in Lineup