State v. Powers
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
We think the review of this misdemeanor is in the court of appeals because of appellant's failure to keep the constitutional[378] question alive in the motion for new trial. Appellant was convicted of the misdemeanor of keeping a bawdy house and fined $250 in the circuit court of Greene county. Sec. 4681, R.S. 1939; 13 Mo. St. Ann., Sec. 4681.
Appeals involving misdemeanors are reviewable in the courts of appeals (State ex rel. v. Trimble (Banc), 310 Mo. 274, 282,275 S.W. 536, 538[2]; State v. Tummons, 225 Mo. App. 429, 432,37 S.W.2d 499, 500[1]) in the absence of some live constitutional…
2Cases cited17 opinions
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