State v. Middlemist
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
DON E. BURRELL, Judge.
Vicki Middlemist (“Defendant”) was convicted following a jury trial of stealing more than $25,000, a violation of section 570.030. 1 Defendant now timely appeals her conviction in five points relied on that allege: 1) her conviction was not supported by sufficient evidence; 2) the trial court plainly erred when it delivered to the deliberating jury a document that had not been received into evidence; 3) the trial court plainly erred when it informed the parties about the contents of a written note a juror had given the court’s bailiff; 4) the trial court abused its…
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