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State v. Hart

Citations

  • 434 P.2d 999
  • 200 Kan. 153
  • 1967 Kan. LEXIS 479

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  • holding burglary tools defined in part as “tools or devices suitable for and commonly used” to commit a burglary is not vague or ambiguous
  • defendant can be charged with possession of burglary tools even though one of the tools was found on defendant’s companion; possession of tools may be joint as well as individual, and two or more persons may have the power of control over them and intend to control and use them jointly.

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Judges: Fontron

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