No evidence seized items remained same at test

A circuit court erred in admitting a lab report that indicated the presence of methamphetamine on seized items into evidence because the state presented no evidence the items' condition remained unchanged between seizure and testing. In State of Missouri, Respondent v. Eric Bode, Appellant a man appealed the court's judgment convicting him of first ...

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No evidence seized items remained same at test

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