Supreme Court of Kansas· 3/6/1998

Spencer v. State

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954 P.2d 1088
264 Kan. 4
1998 Kan. LEXIS 46

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“[Tjhere can be no crime of assault without apprehension by the victim of bodily harm.”
imposition of consecutive sentences for original offense and offenses which occurred while defendant was on probation, under mistake belief that court had no sentencing discretion, required remand for proper sentencing
defendant who is originally brought into court on a valid pleading and knowingly enters a plea pursuant to a beneficial plea agreement—even if the defendant pleads guilty to a nonexistent crime— forfeits the right to attack the conviction

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