Supreme Court of Kansas· 3/1/1991

State v. Mayberry

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807 P.2d 86
248 Kan. 369
1991 Kan. LEXIS 40

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ruling that trial court's instructions mitigated any prejudicial effect from dismissed juror's comment
allowing the decedent’s friends to testify to several statements that the decedent had made prior to her death in which the decedent stated that she had been having problems with the defendant and that he had fought with and hit her
several witnesses testified that decedent had been having problems with defendant prior to her death and that he had fought with and hit her
defendant has no grounds for complaint about trial court's failure to strike jurors for cause when defendant could have, but failed to, cure any error with a peremptory challenge
prospective juror's statement that he knew of the defendant's previous conviction did not deprive defendant of a fair trial

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