Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/5/2018

State v. Miller

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427 P.3d 907

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holding party asserting prejudicial error has burden to designate record to show error and not doing so results in claim failing
finding the district court correctly held that the \State has the right to present its case as it sees fit\ despite the defendant's equivocal stipulation regarding certain facts
Whether a particular legal principle or statutory rule governs the admission of particular evidence is a question of law subject to de novo review.
burden is on party making claim of error to designate facts in the record to support that claim; without such a record, claim of error fails
a district court abuses its discretion if no reasonable person would take the view it adopted or if the decision is based on an error of law or fact
defendant must demonstrate the misconduct prejudiced his substantial rights

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Judges: Johnson, Wurst

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