Supreme Court of Kansas· 1/24/2003

State v. Evans

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62 P.3d 220
275 Kan. 95
2003 Kan. LEXIS 19

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recognizing defendant's constitutional right to present theory of defense
The right to present a defense is subject to statutory rules and case law interpretation of rules of evidence.
defendant entitled to present theory of his or her defense; exclusion of evidence integral to theory violates defendant's fundamental right to fair trial
proponent of excluded evidence has duty to make known substance of expected evidence in proffer
defendant entitled to present theory of his or her defense; exclusion of evidence integral to theory violates defendant's fundamental right to fair trial
\The purpose of a proffer is to make an adequate record of the evidence to be introduced.\

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Judges: Lockett

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