State v. Charity

MAUS, Chief Judge.

The defendant was charged with the class C felony of promoting prostitution in the second degree by controlling a prostitution enterprise involving two or more prostitutes. He was found guilty by a jury and sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment. By astute counsel he presents eight points of alleged error by the circuit court.

By one of those points the defendant asserts the circuit court erred in failing to quash the information because the same violated designated sections of the Constitution of the United States and the State of Missouri. The point further states the…