Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/10/1992

State v. Clemons

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836 P.2d 1147
251 Kan. 473
1992 Kan. LEXIS 138

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using sub - stantial competent evidence standard to decide whether defendant was in custody when he was interrogated
whether defendant's Fourth Amendment rights were violated by admission of item seized in warrantless search considered despite defendant's failure to raise issue at trial
whether defendant’s Fourth Amendment rights were violated by admission of item seized in warrantless search considered despite defendant’s failure to raise issue at trial
“One moving to suppress evidence has the burden of proving not only that the search was illegal, but also that he or she had a legitimate expectation of privacy in the place from which the property was seized.”

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