COA rules state's arguments based on faulty citations

Fleeing a police officer after picking up a shipment of pot was enough to sustain guilty verdict for possession. But a misstated precedent and the relatively minor amount involved led to a remand on an intent to distribute conviction.The Western District Court of Appeals reversed and remanded State of Missouri v. Jarrod R. McCleod for ...

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COA rules state's arguments based on faulty citations

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