Supreme Court of Kansas· 6/13/1986

State v. Jackson

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721 P.2d 232
239 Kan. 463
1986 Kan. LEXIS 357

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stating that an expert's opinion, in a proper case, is admissible up to the point where an expression of opinion would require the expert to pass upon the credibility of witnesses or the weight of disputed evidence
stating that an expert’s opinion, in a proper case, is admissible up to the point where an expression of opinion would require the expert to pass upon the credibility of witnesses or the weight of disputed evidence
allowing SRS investigators to testify that in their opinion the victim was telling the truth was itself reversible error
\`In Kansas all crimes are statutory and the elements necessary to constitute a crime must be gathered wholly from the statute.'\
“ ‘In Kansas all crimes are statutory and the elements necessary to constitute a crime must be gathered wholly from the statute.’ ”
indecent liberties charge in complaint fatally defective for failure to allege victim not married to accused, victim less than 16 years old

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