Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/28/2006

State v. Elliott

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281 Kan. 583
133 P.3d 1253
2006 Kan. LEXIS 223

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holding that municipal courts do not have jurisdiction to hear felony cases and that any resulting convictions are void
municipal courts lack subject matter jurisdiction over third or subsequent driving under the influence violations because they are felonies
“A misdemeanor conviction for DUI may be challenged when it is included in a defendant’s criminal history for the purpose of enhancing the sentence for a felony DUI conviction.”
parties cannot \'convey jurisdiction on a court by failing to object to its lack of jurisdiction'\ [quoting Kansas Bd. of Regents v. Skinner, 267 Kan. 808, 814, 987 P.2d 1096 (1999)]

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Judges: Allegrucci

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