Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/9/1999

State v. Jones

Citations

984 P.2d 132
267 Kan. 627
1999 Kan. LEXIS 406

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finding substantial competent evidence to support the voluntariness of defendant’s statement following the trial court’s finding that the defendant’s testimony lacked credibility
Nothing short of an objection at the time evidence is offered satisfies the requirement of a contemporaneous objection.
a party must object to the admission of evidence at trial and state the ground of the objection when a pretrial motion to suppress has been denied in order to preserve the issue for appeal
“actions were intentional and not reckless”
manual strangulation; intentional second-degree murder

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Judges: Allegrucci

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