State v. Meinert

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• finding criminal threat requires specific intent based on an earlier version of the statute
• criminal threat, [K.S.A. 21-3419(a)], defined as “any threat to . . . [c]ommit violence communicated with intent to terrorize another,” requires “a specific intent such as the intent to terrorize”
• criminal' threat, K.S.A. 21-3419[a], defined as “any threat to . . . [cjommit violence communicated with intent to terrorize another,” requires “a specific intent such as the intent to terrorize”

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