Supreme Court of Kansas· 1/27/1995

State v. Bailey

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256 Kan. 872
889 P.2d 738
1995 Kan. LEXIS 10

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officer's question about whereabouts of gun occurred after high-speed chase, report defendant was suspect in shooting; question fell within \public safety\ exception
officer’s question about whereabouts of gun occurred after high-speed chase, report defendant was suspect in shooting; question fell within “public safety” exception
failure to instruct on voluntary manslaughter not error absent substantial evidence that reasonably supports conviction on the charge
objective test used for provocation precludes consideration of the innate peculiarities of the defendant, while the requisite emotional state necessary to constitute “heat of passion” is subjective
The stimulus must cause \'an ordinary man to lose control of his actions and his reason.'\
The stimulus must cause '\an ordinary man to lose control of his actions and his reason.\'

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