Supreme Court of Kansas· 6/8/1968

State v. Doyle

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441 P.2d 846
201 Kan. 469
1968 Kan. LEXIS 440

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“It must be remembered that motive, though an important factual element, is not sufficient in itself to sustain a conviction.”
“Presumption and inferences may be drawn only from facts established, and presumption may not rest on presumption or inference on inference . . . .”

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Judges: Fatzer

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