Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/31/1990

State v. Hall

Citations

793 P.2d 737
246 Kan. 728
1990 Kan. LEXIS 124

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reversing defendant’s conviction of theft because the complaint failed to allege that the defendant intended to permanently deprive the owner of his cattle
permitting claims of lack of jurisdiction to be presented for the first time on appeal
explaining constitutional and statutory right to have elements of crime alleged
“Under the Foy rule, the State did not even have to charge Hall with felony murder or theft as long as it charged him with premeditated murder.”
defendant need not be charged with or convicted of underlying felony to be convicted of felony murder
establishing special preservation treatment of defective charging instrument errors

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