State v. Greever

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• holding although issue not raised below is precluded on appeal, issue may be raised on remand
• overruling court of appeals decision and finding officer had probable cause and reasonable suspicion to stop defendant for a turn signal violation, K.S.A. 8-1548, to justify defendant's initial seizure
• interpreting K.S.A. 8-1548, which prohibits the same conduct as the Wichita ordinance at issue
• officer’s seizure of motorist occurred when motorist saw the emergency fights and submitted to officer’s show of authority by not fleeing
• officer's seizure of motorist occurred when motorist saw the emergency lights and submitted to officer's show of authority by not fleeing
• “A new issue raised in a letter submitted pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 6.09 is generally not preserved for review before an appellate court.”

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