Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/26/2002

State v. Pabst

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44 P.3d 1230
273 Kan. 658
2002 Kan. LEXIS 167

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focusing analysis on whether instruction given fairly and accurately stated the law as applied to the facts of the case where requested instruction denied
No error for prosecutor to say premeditation “means to have thought the matter over beforehand. It’s the conscious act of a person.”
No error for prosecutor to say premeditation \means to have thought the matter over beforehand. It's the conscious act of a person.\
no error for prosecutor to say premeditation \means to have thought the matter over beforehand. It's the conscious act of a person\
where 33 district court denies requested instruction, appellate court focuses inquiry on whether instruction given properly and fairly stated the law as applied to the facts of the case
prosecutor should avoid temptation to use synonym of “an instant”

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Judges: Six, Allegrucci, Lockett

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