Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/4/2012

State v. Frye

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277 P.3d 1091
294 Kan. 364
2012 WL 1987192
2012 Kan. LEXIS 247

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holding that the sufficiency of the evidence standard is the same for bench trials and jury trials
noting that \the responsibility to inform a defendant of his or her jury trial right rests squarely with the presiding judge\
noting the fundamental right to counsel may be raised for the first time on appeal
“[Cjonvictions arising from bench trials and those arising from juiy trials are reviewed by this court utilizing the same standards on appeal.”
district court did not advise defendant of right and made no effort to ascertain whether written waiver was valid
the defendant submitted an undated handwritten document waiving Frye's right to a jury trial that did 9 not indicate he understood the rights waived

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Judges: Johnson

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