Supreme Court of Kansas· 1/17/1981

State v. Grimes

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622 P.2d 143
229 Kan. 143
1981 Kan. LEXIS 174

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finding that the State can only appeal as a matter of right, those cases which have terminated
\[Q]uestions reserved . . . may be appealed only when the case has been terminated.\
\[Q]uestions reserved . . . may be appealed only when the case has been terminated.\
issue State raised did not fall within K.S.A. 22-3603 because issue did not need to be resolved for prosecution to proceed with trial and prove its case
period of 180 days within which defendant in criminal prosecution must be brought to trial continued to run during unauthorized interlocutory appeal by state of trial court’s granting of motion for new trial

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Judges: Miller, McFarland, Herd

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