Supreme Court of Kansas· 6/11/1977

State v. Miller

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565 P.2d 228
222 Kan. 405
1977 Kan. LEXIS 324

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finding that a “de facto officer” is a person who assumes and performs a duty of office under color of authority and is recognized and accepted as a rightful holder of office, despite defects in the manner of appointment or his or her failure to conform to a condition precedent
“de facto officer” is person who assumes and performs duty of office under color of authority and is recognized and accepted as rightful holder of office, despite his or her failure to conform to condition precedent
if officers are lawfully within premises, they may seize evidence in plain view

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