State v. Rogers
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
PAUL M. SPINDEN, Chief Judge.
Fredric Rogers appeals the circuit court’s judgment in which it convicted him of sodomy. His only complaint concerns a statement that a member of the venire, Jack Dreyer, gave during voir dire. Rogers’ attorney asked the venire whether any of them knew Rogers. Dreyer answered, “I’m not positive. I recently retired as a correction officer and [was] just [wondering] if I have had association with this individual.” Roger’s attorney responded, “If you had seen him or associated with him[,] do you know him personally?” Dreyer answered, “Personally, no.”
Rogers asserts…
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