Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/27/2018

State v. Butler

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416 P.3d 116
307 Kan. 831

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holding district court appropriately instructed jury it had to find defendant knowingly committed conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery
stating that K.S.A. 60-455 does not apply if the evidence relates to crimes or civil wrongs committed as a part of the events surrounding the crimes for which the defendant was on trial
finding prosecutor's use of word \'ridiculous'\ to comment on believability of defense's theory was not error, as it did not disparage defense counsel
defining reasonable probability that the result of the trial would have been different as a probability sufficient to undermine 40 confidence in the outcome
noting a decision is not strategic when an attorney \lacks the information necessary to make an informed decision due to an insufficient investigation\
declining invitation to reweigh the credibility of witnesses when the trial court found that the attorney was not made aware of a potential alibi defense prior to trial

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Judges: Stegall

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