Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/31/2003

State v. McHenry

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78 P.3d 403
276 Kan. 513
2003 Kan. LEXIS 585

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noting that ill will has been found in cases where the prosecutor expressed indifference to a court’s rulings or engaged in repeated acts of misconduct
noting that ill will has been found in cases where the prosecutor expressed indifference to a court's rulings or engaged in repeated acts of misconduct
noting that ill will has been found in cases where the prosecutor expressed indifference to a court’s rulings, mocked the defendant, or engaged in repeated acts of misconduct and that the lack of such conduct evidences no ill will
noting that ill will has been found in cases where the prosecutor expressed indifference to a court’s rulings, mocked the defendant, or engaged in repeated acts of misconduct, and that the lack of such conduct evidences no ill will
finding the statement was not improper because the jury was not asked to place itself in the position of the victim's brothers and the comment was relevant and stated a legitimate argument separate from invoking the jury's sympathy
prior acts of similar nature between same parties admissible independent of K.S.A. 60-455 to establish continuing course of conduct

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Judges: Luckert, Beier, Wahl

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