Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/29/2011

State v. Hernandez

Citations

257 P.3d 767
292 Kan. 598
2011 Kan. LEXIS 248

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holding evidence that defendant consumed alcohol and marijuana and testimony that defendant was high or intoxicated insufficient to require instruction
evidence of consumption of alcohol and marijuana, testimony that defendant was high, intoxicated insufficient to require instruction
a defendant's ability to recall his or her actions demonstrates his or her faculties were sufficiently intact to negate a voluntary intoxication defense
evidence that defendant consumed alcohol and marijuana, or that defendant was “ ‘high’ ” or “ ‘intoxicated’ ” does not permit an inference that defendant was so impaired that he was unable to form requisite intent
defendant must show consumption led to impairment of mental faculties
defendant's ability to recall his or her actions demonstrates faculties intact

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Judges: Rosen

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