Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/16/2015

State v. Moyer

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302 Kan. 892
360 P.3d 384
2015 Kan. LEXIS 920

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finding the absence of an affidavit alleging grounds set forth in the statute precluded the court from deciding the legal sufficiency of the affidavit
reiterating the constitutional harmless standard as proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the error did not affect the outcome of the trial in light of the entire record
finding no likelihood of prejudice when judge's son, a police officer, was involved in the case but stricken from the witness list and the relationship was not mentioned in the trial; expressing concern about the judge's actions in striking son as witness in order to avoid recusal
Prine \rendered obsolete the limiting instruction in a sex crime prosecution\
unlimited review over whether a trial court judge's recusal is required
without affidavit in the record, court must deny statutory recusal claim

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Judges: Biles, Johnson, Rosen, Stegall

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