Supreme Court of Kansas· 1/30/2009

State v. Overstreet

Citations

200 P.3d 427
288 Kan. 1
2009 Kan. LEXIS 9

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holding it is improper to give instruction on reasonably foreseeable crimes in premeditated first-degree murder case
holding appellate courts must \consider the jury instructions as a whole and not isolate any one instruction in reaching a conclusion about the instruction's propriety\
\'The specific intent required to be proved for conviction on a premeditated first-degree murder charge is premeditation.'\
clearly erroneous to give modified version of PIK Crim. 3d 68.12 to jury that indicated it was unable to reach a verdict on a charge
PIK Crim. 3d 54.06 “reasonably foreseeable crimes” instruction improper when defendant charged with attempted first-degree premeditated murder
defendant prosecuted under an aiding and abetting theory must have the same specific intent to commit the specific intent crime as the principal

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