Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/3/2014

State v. Brown

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299 Kan. 1021
327 P.3d 1002
2014 WL 2979274
2014 Kan. LEXIS 418

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stating, with respect to an aggravated burglary charge, that the State \merely needed to prove that [the defendant] entered into the apartment with the intent to commit an inherently dangerous felony; it did not have to convict him of the underlying felony\
failure to file a timely motion to dismiss before conviction waives any claim that the evidence at the preliminary hearing was insufficient to bind the defendant over for trial
a defendant has no basis to complain if the court removes an alternative means contained in the charging document as there is no obvious prejudice when the accusation is reduced for jury deliberation
errors in preliminary hearing are not jurisdictional errors

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Judges: Johnson, Moritz, King

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