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· 1/13/1984

State v. Dubish

Citations

  • 675 P.2d 877
  • 234 Kan. 708
  • 1984 Kan. LEXIS 248

How courts have described this case

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  • addressing the double jeopardy issue as one of multiplicity and noting the reason for concern of multiplicity is because it implicates double jeopardy
  • defendant directly threatened to send two men to victim's house to harm her if she called police
  • defendant directly threatened to send two men to victim’s house to harm her if she called police
  • multiplicity may be raised for first time on appeal in order to serve the ends of justice and prevent a denial of the fundamental right to a fair trial
  • challenge to sufficiency of evidence on specific intent to inflict bodily injury or terrorize
  • specific intent may be shown by acts, circumstances, and inferences reasonably deducible from them

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Judges: Lockett

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