Supreme Court of Kansas· 9/20/2019

State v. Gentry

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449 P.3d 429

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no reason given for not considering claim even though exception argued by appellant
Under clear error standard, appellate court must decide whether it is firmly convinced that the jury would have reached a different verdict had the instruction error not occurred, and the burden to establish clear error is on defendant.
It is well-settled that \restitution and court costs are two different things.\
Generally, jury instructions on lesser included offenses are legally appropriate.
generally discussing lesser included offense instructions

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