Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/23/2021

State v. Gallegos

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485 P.3d 622

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finding that because the defendant recalled a meeting and instructed a person to get in contact with another individual, he was not so impaired he could not form the requisite intent
defendant preserved challenge to omission of instruction on voluntary manslaughter by requesting the instruction at trial
cumulative error rule does not apply if there are no errors or only a single error
The cumulative error rule does not apply if there are no errors or only a single error.
The cumulative error rule does not apply if there are no errors or only a single error.
voluntary manslaughter instruction not factually appropriate in part because defendant's \claim that he reacted without thinking is subverted by his own testimony\

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