Supreme Court of Kansas· 1/10/2020

– State v. Jenkins –

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455 P.3d 779

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overhauling the seven-factor foundation test for audio recordings in favor of “current Kansas rules of evidence and the cases interpreting them”
addressing defendant's vagueness challenge for first time on appeal because consideration of theory necessary to serve ends of justice or prevent denial of fundamental rights
addressing defendant's vagueness challenge for the first time on appeal because consideration of the theory necessary to serve ends of justice or prevent denial of fundamental rights
the term \moving violations\ used in the felony fleeing and eluding statute was challenged as vague

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