Supreme Court of Kansas· 9/14/2012

State v. Breedlove

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295 Kan. 481
286 P.3d 1123

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noting that the presence or absence of an objection may figure into our analysis of the alleged misconduct, citing State v. King, 288 Kan. 333, 349, 204 P.3d 585 [2009]
addressing merits where defendant referenced, without specifically objecting, pretrial objection prior to the evidence being introduced
reviewing the method employed in presenting admissible evidence from a prior hearing that was subject to cross-examination for abuse of judicial discretion
noting record made clear trial judge understood the legal basis for an objection when counsel simply referred to it as an 18 \'earlier objection'\ or a \'prior objection'\
“An order resulting from a motion in limine is a temporary protective order that is subject to change during the trial.”
\An order resulting from a motion in limine is a temporary protective order that is subject to change during the trial.\

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Judges: Rosen

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