Supreme Court of Kansas· 3/5/1999

State v. Lee

Citations

977 P.2d 263
266 Kan. 804
1999 Kan. LEXIS 116

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noting that a district court also has \inherent power . . . to exclude any evidence which may unfairly prejudice a jury\
finding that the district court's rejection of the defendant's offer to stipulate was an abuse of discretion and that proof of defendant's status as a convicted felon was adequately shown through a stipulation
finding that the district court’s rejection of the defendant's offer to stipulate was an abuse of discretion and that proof of defendant’s status as a convicted felon was adequately shown through a stipulation
finding of guilt renders moot any claim of error from the preliminary 9 hearing
evidence of the \type and nature of the prior crime\ may be admitted when the defendant disputes the status of the prior conviction
\Unless there is a dispute over the status of the prior conviction . . . the admission of the type and nature of the prior crime can only prejudice the jury.\

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Judges: Six, Larson, McFarland, Lockett

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