Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/14/2000

State v. Jamison

Citations

7 P.3d 1204
269 Kan. 564
2000 Kan. LEXIS 607

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holding gang expert’s testimony admissible to show motive and identity of defendant as shooter
statement that “premeditation can occur in an instant” harmless error; where jury given proper instruction, sufficient evidence of premeditation existed
evidence of gang involvement not admissible under K.S.A. 60-455; admissible if relevant to motive, identity
pros ecutor’s misstatement on the law on premeditation was not reversible error when the jury was properly instructed on the law
whether sentence should run concurrent with or consecutive to another sentence within trial court's sound discretion
evidence of gang affiliation relevant to establish motive for shooting

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Judges: Davis, Allegrucci

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