Supreme Court of Kansas· 2/28/2014

State v. Hall

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298 Kan. 978
319 P.3d 506
2014 Kan. LEXIS 103

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holding that the Court of Appeals must follow Kansas Supreme Court precedent absent some indication that the Kansas Supreme Court intends to depart from that position
noting that until restitution is decided, a defendant's sentence is not final and not appealable
stating that the timely filing of a notice of appeal ordinarily is jurisdictional and the failure to file a timely notice results in dismissal of the appeal
\[A]ny completion of sentencing must take place in the defendant's presence in open court.\
a sentence is effective upon pronouncement from the bench
\Restitution constitutes part of a criminal defendant's sentence.\

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Judges: Beier

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