Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/9/2010

State v. Gomez

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235 P.3d 1203
290 Kan. 858
2010 Kan. LEXIS 431

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holding that a litigant abandoned an Eighth Amendment argument by only making a passing citation to the Amendment in his brief without any supporting federal cases or argument
holding defendant's proportionality claim under the Eighth Amendment presents questions of law
explaining the general prohibition against raising state or federal constitutional challenges for the first time on appeal
discussing exceptions that an appellant may invoke to justify raising a constitutional issue for the first time on appeal
finding a defendant was not entitled to appellate review of claim raised for first time on direct appeal that sentence was cruel and unusual under Kansas Constitution Bill of Rights
addressing all three factors despite finding against defendant on the first Freeman factor

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Judges: Luckert, Davis, Larson

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