Supreme Court of Kansas· 6/10/1983

State v. Garcia

Citations

664 P.2d 1343
233 Kan. 589
1983 Kan. LEXIS 334

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holding that a defendant’s constitutional and statutory right to be present includes the right to be present whenever the court communicates with the jury
collecting state court cases and holding that “the information obtained from the appellant to complete the personal history sheet following his request for counsel did not violate his rights against self-incrimination and right to counsel under Miranda.”
a defendant’s constitutional and statutory right to be present includes the right to be present “whenever the court communicates with the jury”
a defendant’s constitutional and statutory right to be present includes the right to be present “whenever the court communicates with the jury”
videotape of examination conducted two months after commission of crime
questions asked to complete booking not covered by Miranda

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Judges: Schroeder

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