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The document is a legal application for a Writ of Habeas Corpus filed by Attorney Carl Smith, challenging his conviction for criminal contempt in Douglas County, Missouri. The application argues that the conviction violates Smith's First Amendment rights to free speech and his Sixth Amendment right to represent himself. It details procedural issues with the trial, including lack of jurisdiction, insufficient evidence, and improper conduct by the presiding judge. Smith seeks to have his conviction vacated and asserts that alternative remedies exist that do not involve criminal prosecution.

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What is the rule for notice of appeal in Missouri?

In general civil and criminal appeals, the notice of appeal is filed with the clerk of the trial court no later than ten (10) days after the judgment becomes final. Rules 30.01(d) and 81.04(a). The form and contents of a notice of appeal are contained in Form 8-A for both criminal and civil cases.

What is the Rule 84.04 D in Missouri?

Under Rule 84.04(d), an appellant must state the basis of the claim of trial court error and explain in the body of the point wherein and why the court erred.

What is the Rule 84.06 B in Missouri?

Word Count (Rule 84.06(b)). Appellants initial brief cannot exceed 31,000 words. Respondents brief cannot exceed 27,900 words. Appellants reply brief cannot exceed 7,750 words. Practitioners Tip: If youre filing any motion, application, or brief with the Missouri Supreme Court, beware of hyperlinks.

What is the Rule 84.22 in Missouri?

(a) No original remedial writ shall be issued by an appellate court in any case wherein adequate relief can be afforded by an appeal or by application for such writ to a lower court.

What is the Rule 84.08 in Missouri?

84.08 | Involuntary Dismissal of Appeal Notices. (a) After the timely filing of a notice of appeal, if the appellant fails to take the further steps required to secure review of the appeal within the periods of time allowed or as extended, the clerk shall place the case on a dismissal docket.

What is the rule 4 1.6 in Missouri?

Rule 4-1.6 protects all information related to the representation, whatever its source. Comment [3]. Also prohibited are disclosures by a lawyer that do not reveal protected information but could reasonably lead to the discovery of such information by a third person.

What is the rule of civil procedure 84 in Missouri?

(a) All motions, suggestions, and pleadings shall be signed by at least one attorney of record in the attorneys individual name or by the self-represented party. (b) Unless otherwise ordered by the court, suggestions in opposition thereto may be filed within five days after the date of service.

What is the Missouri prudent investor rule?

The prudent investor rule imposes a standard of conduct, but does not contemplate a specific outcome or performance. Compliance with the prudent investor rule is determined in light of the facts and circumstances existing at the time of a trustees decision or action and not by hindsight.

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