Supreme Court of Kansas· 3/10/2000

State v. Boyd

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999 P.2d 265
268 Kan. 600
2000 Kan. LEXIS 40

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holding notice of appeal sufficient to give Court of Appeals jurisdiction by stating defendant \ 'appeals from his conviction in the above captioned matter' \
finding that an appeal \from [the] conviction\ conferred jurisdiction over procedural or evidentiary issues
explaining the notice of appeal \is not a device to alert the parties to all possible arguments on appeal\—\[t]hat is the purpose and function of the docketing statements and briefs filed by the parties\
\The briefs should list all of the issues to be argued by the parties and should contain the arguments and authorities for each issue.\
appeal from “conviction” sufficient to preserve evidentiary and procedural claims
appeal from \conviction\ sufficient to preserve evidentiary and procedural claims

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