Court of Appeals of Kansas· 2/18/2000

State v. Harris

Citations

998 P.2d 524
27 Kan. App. 2d 41
2000 Kan. App. LEXIS 28

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declining to review sufficiency of evidence for voluntary manslaughter when evidence sufficient to establish first-degree murder
finding harmless error because all elements of second-degree murder present and “sole distinction between intentional second-degree murder and voluntary manslaughter in this case was the presence of mitigating circumstances”
finding harmless error because all elements of second-degree murder present and “sole distinction between intentional second-degree murder and voluntary manslaughter in this case was the presence of mitigating circumstances”
sudden quarrel voluntary manslaughter inappropriate when party guest, not defendant, said he wanted victim dead
sudden quarrel voluntary manslaughter inappropriate when party guest, not defendant, said he wanted victim dead

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Judges: Justice Davis, Presiding, David J. King, District Judge, Assigned, and Philip C. Vieux, District Judge, Assigned

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