Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/8/1988

State v. Dunn

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758 P.2d 718
243 Kan. 414
1988 Kan. LEXIS 153

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convictions for felony murder and underlying offenses of aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping are constitutionally permissible
“If there is evidence to support the elements of kidnapping and evidence to support that homicide was committed during the perpetration of the kidnapping, then the offense would not merge.”
court conducted initial hearing on motion for new trial to determine whether the claims asserted in the motion were substantial before granting a full evidentiary hearing and requiring the defendant’s presence
get-away driver aids and abets in the criminal enterprise and may be found guilty although not participating at scene
\We have long held that previous rulings of a trial judge are subject to correction on appeal and may not form a basis for recusal.\
underlying felonies of aggravated kidnapping and aggravated robbery

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