· 7/3/1936
State ex rel. Rosenstahl v. Storey
Citations
- 144 Kan. 311
- 58 P.2d 1090
- 1936 Kan. LEXIS 239
How courts have described this case
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- noting that evidence of postoffense conduct that included flight and disposal of firearms supported the defendant’s conviction of second-degree murder
- affirming conviction for second-degree murder that was predicated on an aiding and abetting theory and holding that duress is not a valid defense to second- degree murder even though the defendant did not commit the killing
- “Intent to kill may be inferred from all the facts in evidence, including the use of a deadly weapon.”
- “Intent to kill may be inferred from all the facts in evidence, including the use of a deadly weapon.”
- “Intent to kill may be inferred from all the facts in evidence, including the use of a deadly weapon.”
- “[I]t is well established that duress is not a defense to homicide.”
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Judges: Harvey
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