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State v. Hall

Citations

  • 556 P.2d 413
  • 220 Kan. 712
  • 1976 Kan. LEXIS 531

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  • recognizing federal due process protections and presumption of innocence secured in both United States Constitution and Kansas Constitution
  • The Supreme Court reviews a defendant's brief appearance before a jury venire in a prison uniform for harmless error where he was then permitted to appear throughout the trial in civilian clothing and concludes the defendant incurred no material prejudice.
  • “The danger in giving an intimidating or coercive instruction arises when a jury has reported its failure to agree on a verdict. Under such circumstances a coercive instruction might induce a jury to return a verdict which they would not otherwise have reached.”

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