Court of Appeals of Kansas· 5/9/1985

State v. Norris

Citations

699 P.2d 585
10 Kan. App. 2d 397
1985 Kan. App. LEXIS 754

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noting \a divergence in literacy and reading comprehension may leave some jurors uninstructed\
noting “a divergence in literacy and reading comprehension may leave some jurors uninstructed”
\oral instruction is vital to the fulfillment of the court's duty to instruct the jury\
reversible error occurred when \the court did not read the instructions to the jury and did not even instruct the foreman of the jury to do so\
“oral instruction is vital to the fulfillment of the court’s duty to instruct the jury”
reversible error occurred when \the court did not read the instructions to the jury and did not even instruct the foreman of the jury to do so\

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Judges: Abbott, Rees, Parks

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