Supreme Court of Kansas· 1/25/2002

State v. Doyle

Citations

38 P.3d 650
272 Kan. 1157
2002 Kan. LEXIS 6

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“[s]omething can be premeditated as soon as it happens”; harmless misstatement because not purposeful; jury received proper instruction; premeditation supported by evidence
\[s]omething can be premeditated as soon as it happens\; harmless misstatement because not purposeful; jury received proper instruction; premeditation supported by evidence
prosecution given wide latitude in language, manner, presentation of closing argument as long as remarks consistent with evidence adduced
premeditation inferred when evidence showed, among other things, defendant removed the license plate on his car before driving to victim’s home
error for prosecutor to say: “something can be premeditated as soon as it happens”
error for prosecutor to say: \something can be premeditated as soon as it happens\

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Judges: Lockett, Davis, Brazil

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