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Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/30/2003

State v. Dickson

Citations

  • 69 P.3d 549
  • 275 Kan. 683
  • 2003 Kan. LEXIS 288

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that there was no multiple acts error because State made the functional equivalent of an election when, in both opening statement and closing argument, the prosecutor informed the jury which single incident it was relying upon
  • holding that there was no multiple acts error because State made the functional equivalent of an election when, in both opening statement and closing argument, the prosecutor informed the jury which single incident it was relying upon
  • holding that there was no multiple acts error because State made the functional equivalent of an election when, in both opening statement and closing argument, the prosecutor informed the jury which single incident it was relying upon
  • holding that there was no multiple acts error because State made the functional equivalent of an election when, in both opening statement and closing argument, the prosecutor informed the jury which single incident it was relying upon
  • reversing conviction because State charged Dickson with causing a child to engage in sodomy with another person in violation of K.S.A. 21-3505[a][3], but the evidence at trial proved that Dickson himself engaged in sodomy with the child in violation of K.S.A. 21-3505[a][2]
  • conviction reversed without remand for new trial where evidence proved violation of subsection of statute different from one charged

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Judges: Allegrucci, Abbott, Gernon, Larson, Wahl

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