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· 11/6/1971

State v. Nirschl

Citations

  • 490 P.2d 917
  • 208 Kan. 111
  • 1971 Kan. LEXIS 256

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  • In this context, we have said “evidence extrinsic to such out of court declaration must be in the record to establish some substantial factual basis of the existence of such conspiracy.”
  • In this context, we have said \evidence extrinsic to such out of court declaration must be in the record to establish some substantial factual basis of the existence of such conspiracy.\

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Judges: Fatzer

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