Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/5/1980

State v. Gainer

Citations

608 P.2d 968
227 Kan. 670
1980 Kan. LEXIS 245

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noting that in a theft case concealment is action which is calculated to prevent discovery of the theft by those owning or having possession of the property prior to the theft
\To constitute a continuing offense it must plainly appear in the statute defining such offense that there is a clear legislative purpose to make the prohibited course of conduct a continuing offense.\
“To constitute a continuing offense it must plainly appear in the statute defining such offense that there is a clear legislative purpose to make the prohibited course of conduct a continuing offense.”
exerting unauthorized control over stolen property not a continuing offense

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Judges: Fromme, Herd

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