Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/18/2014

State v. Gleason

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299 Kan. 1127
329 P.3d 1102
2014 WL 3537404
2014 Kan. LEXIS 426

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declining to address Gleason's remaining challenges to sentence after concluding jury instruction issue was dispositive
using risk of death to more than one person as both a narrowing qualification for the death penalty at the guilt phase and an aggravating factor at the penalty phase constitutionally permissible and in conformance with legislative intent
using risk of death to more than one person as both a narrowing qualification for the death penalty at the guilt phase and an aggravating factor at the penalty phase constitutionally permissible and in conformance with legislative intent
capital murder conviction based on multiple intentional, premeditated murders and first-degree premeditated murder conviction multiplicitous
capital murder conviction based on multiple intentional, premeditated murders and first-degree premeditated murder conviction multiplicitous
because challenge to constitutional validity of aggravating circumstances may require statutory interpretation, review is unlimited

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Judges: Beier, Biles, Johnson, Luckert, Moritz

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