Court of Appeals of Kansas· 7/30/1987

State v. Daniels

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753 P.2d 300
12 Kan. App. 2d 479
1987 Kan. App. LEXIS 1138

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\[T]he common law is the guide for determining whether one crime is a lesser degree of another.\
“[T]he court look[s] to common-law precedents to determine that manslaughter is a lesser degree of murder, both being part of the generic crime of homicide.”
“[T]he common law is the guide for determining whether one crime is a lesser degree of another.”
pre-Fike decision utilizing an analysis similar to the first prong of Fike and holding that aggravated assault is not a lesser included crime of attempted second-degree murder as apprehension by the victim is not an element of attempted murder

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Judges: Briscoe, Sieve, Woleslagel

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