State v. Brown
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtDaniel E. Scott, J.
Following Deputy Matthew Chism's tragic death, jurors found Joshua Brown ("Defendant") guilty of four related felonies. The trial court accepted two of those verdicts and sentenced Defendant thereon, but entered a judgment of acquittal on felony murder (§ 565.021)1 and its predicate offense of hindering prosecution *648(§ 575.030), ruling that the state had not made a submissible case on the latter.
The state appeals, urging that it made a submissible case on hindering prosecution (Point I) and, thus, also felony murder (Point II). Having carefully considered the record and the…
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