Supreme Court of Kansas· 2/18/2005

State v. Calvin

Citations

279 Kan. 193
105 P.3d 710
2005 Kan. LEXIS 66

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concluding that the witness was sufficiently familiar with the defendant who had been to the witness’ house on at least 20 occasions to purchase drugs from the witness’ brother
finding that pointing gun at victim was threat of bodily harm and, under facts of that case, was sufficient evidence to prove attempted robbeiy
finding that pointing gun at victim was threat of bodily harm and, under facts of that case, was sufficient evidence to prove attempted robbery
noting distinction between reliability of eyewitness identification and credibility of eyewitness
felony-murder conviction affirmed based on underlying felony of attempted aggravated robbery; testimony offered indicating defendant intended to rob murder victim
sufficient evidence of threat of bodily harm based on defendant’s statement that accomplice pointed gun at the victim while tiying to force his way inside victim’s house

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Judges: Davis

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