State v. Toler
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SHRUM, Chief Judge.
Following his conviction by a jury, Richard F. Toler (Toler) was sentenced to twenty years’ imprisonment for the class A felony of first degree assault (§ 565.050).1 Toler’s direct appeal from that conviction is No. 18782.
After he was sentenced, Toler filed a pro se motion under Rule 29.152 seeking to vacate his conviction and sentence. Toler’s pro se motion, which was not amended by his appointed postconviction counsel, was denied without an evidentiary hearing. In No. 19476, he appeals from that denial.
These appeals were consolidated per Rule 29.15 (l).
We affirm in both…
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