Supreme Court of Kansas· 11/1/1996

State v. Banks

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927 P.2d 456
260 Kan. 918
1996 Kan. LEXIS 148

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noting that this court “has long held that a jury instruction defining reasonable doubt is unnecessary”
noting that this court “has long held that a jury instruction defining reasonable doubt is unnecessary”
noting that this court \has long held that a jury instruction defining reasonable doubt is unnecessary\
If the accused was not deprived of his free choice to admit, deny, or refuse to answer, tihe statement may be considered voluntary.
where proof of a previous conviction is an essential element of a charged crime, failure to give a limiting instruction is not reversible in the absence of a request
defendant told cooperation to be noted by authorities; confession not rendered involuntary

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Judges: Larson, Allegrücci

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