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Supreme Court of Kansas· 3/8/2002

State v. Bell

Citations

  • 41 P.3d 783
  • 273 Kan. 49
  • 2002 Kan. LEXIS 84

How courts have described this case

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  • demonstrating typical invocation of K.S.A. 21-3404(c) as lesser included offense in murder case in which defendant claims lawful self-defense but may have exerted unlawful excess force, leading to unintentional death of victim
  • Photographs used to prove manner of death and violent nature of crime are relevant and admissible.
  • Photographs used to prove manner of death and violent nature of crime are relevant and admissible.
  • Photographs used to prove the manner of death and the violent nature of the crime are relevant and admissible.
  • Photographs used to prove the manner of death and die violent nature of die crime are relevant and admissible.
  • State's failure to endorse a witness was oversight

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Judges: Brazil, Davis, McFarland

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