Court of Appeals of Kansas· 8/11/2000

State v. Johnson

Citations

11 P.3d 67
27 Kan. App. 2d 921
2000 Kan. App. LEXIS 799

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following Griffin/Grissom rationale and affirming kidnapping conviction when there was sufficient evidence of two alternative means of kidnapping but no evidence of third means
applying Grijfin to find harmless error when defendant was convicted of kidnapping by “force, threat or deception,” and there was overwhelming evidence of threat, “little” evidence of force, and no evidence of deception
defendant’s right to fair trial not violated even though statements of trial judge during jury trial were not necessary or warranted

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Judges: Beier, Rulon, Hill

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