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State v. Palmer

Citations

  • 810 P.2d 734
  • 248 Kan. 681
  • 1991 Kan. LEXIS 86

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  • observing that to constitute concealment of fact of the crime of theft sufficient to toll statute of limitations, there must be positive act calculated to prevent discovery of theft by those owning or having possession of property prior to theft
  • “The crime of theft ... [by obtaining unauthorized control over property] is not a continuing offense.”
  • the purpose of the CFA is to “prevent unscrupulous persons and organizations from contributing unlimited sums of money in order to obtain improper influence over candidates for elective office or to affect the outcome of elections”
  • theft not a continuing offense

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Judges: Lockett

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