Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/27/2000

State v. Anderson

Citations

12 P.3d 883
270 Kan. 68
2000 Kan. LEXIS 819

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explaining that the State sufficiently proves its case by showing that the defendant could have reasonably foreseen harm as a result of what she did or failed to do
explaining that the State sufficiently proves its case by showing that the defendant could have reasonably foreseen harm as a result of what she did or failed to do
speeding defendant charged with involuntary manslaughter when pursuing officer involved in collision that killed another motorist
an appellate court's review of an order discharging the defendant for lack of probable cause is de novo
an appellate court’s review of an order discharging the defendant for lack of probable cause is de novo
characterizing the analysis as “proximate cause in a criminal context”

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Judges: Lockett

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