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Municipal: Traffic Violations-Standard of Review
Staff Report//June 17, 2019
Where appellant, who was found guilty after a bench trial of violating four municipal traffic ordinances, challenged the identifications of him made by officers, the appellant’s complaints ignored the relevant standard of review, so the judgment is affirmed.
Judgment is affirmed.
City of Joplin v. Leeper (MLW No. 73343/Case No. SD35546 – 6 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, per curiam) Appealed from circuit court, Jasper County, Dankelson, J. (Elizabeth Lea Turner, Joplin, for appellant) (Joseph William Crosthwait, Joplin, for respondent).
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