Supreme Court of Kansas· 11/7/1997

State v. Barnes

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948 P.2d 627
263 Kan. 249
1997 Kan. LEXIS 160

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upholding district court's decision that defendant was competent and any expressed confusion over trial process was result of malingering
subjective prong of self-defense test not met where evidence indicates defendant either initiated or willingly participated in mutual combat
when defendant furnished attorney for purpose of filing notice of appeal, attorney failed to perfect, court would entertain untimely appeal filed 5 days after deadline pursuant to Ortiz
subjective prong of self-defense test not met where evidence indicated defendant either initiated or willingly participated in mutual combat
defendant’s responses in court supported conclusion on his ability to help with his defense

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