Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/28/1993

State v. Johnson

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853 P.2d 34
253 Kan. 75
1993 Kan. LEXIS 93

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striking of potential juror for cause not an abuse of discretion where juror made conflicting statements about ability to be impartial
law enforcement officer stated he would go to the district attorney and tell him if tire person was cooperating
law enforcement officer stated he would go to the district attorney and tell him if the person was cooperating
law enforcement officer’s statement he would go to district attorney and tell if defendant cooperated did not mean that officer bargained with or promised defendant anything directly or by implication
“defendant cannot raise points on appeal which were not presented to the- trial court”

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Judges: Lockett

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