Supreme Court of Kansas· 1/16/2015

State v. Hobbs

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301 Kan. 203
340 P.3d 1179
2015 Kan. LEXIS 2

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finding that the State need only prove that the defendant punched the victim knowing that some type of great bodily harm or disfigurement was reasonably certain to result
recognizing after 2011 recodification general criminal intent no longer \mean[s] what it once did\
requiring State to prove that a defendant charged with aggravated battery acted knowingly with regard to all of the material elements of the 7 crime
considering statutory definition of \with knowledge\ in analyzing elements of aggravated battery
discussing judicial interpretations of prior versions of the aggravated battery statute
noting act prohibited by subsection [b][1][A] is \causing great bodily harm . . . or disfigurement\ and ultimately finding the State needed to prove accused acted aware that \some type\ of great bodily harm or disfigurement was reasonably certain to result from action

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