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State v. Henderson

Citations

  • 603 P.2d 613
  • 226 Kan. 726
  • 1979 Kan. LEXIS 379

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  • under harmless error analysis, “the totally circumstantial evidence presented against the accused ... of guilt was not overwhelming, to say the least” [emphasis added]
  • In establishing the corpus delicti, the United States Supreme Court has rejected “the theory,that the prosecution is under an affirmative duty to rule out every hypothesis except that of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.”

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Judges: Miller, McFarland, Fromme

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