Supreme Court of Kansas· 6/21/2019
State v. Darrah
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- 442 P.3d 1049
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- court made no specific findings of fact, but acted reasonably because defendant was central to the conspiracy and acted as a leader in the commission of the crimes
- district court abuses judicial discretion by ruling in a way no reasonable judicial officer would under the circumstances, if it ignores controlling facts or relies on unproven factual representations, or if it acts outside the legal framework appropriate to the issue
- outlining all three bases for an abuse of discretion
- outlining all three bases for an abuse of discretion
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