Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/14/2004

State v. Parker

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89 P.3d 622
277 Kan. 838
2004 Kan. LEXIS 270

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An abuse of discretion has occurred when the admitted photographs were unduly repetitious and cumulative or their introduction was solely for Are purpose of prejudice.
\`\[p]hotographs which are relevant and material in assisting the jury's understanding of medical testimony are admissible\'\
An abuse of discretion has occurred when the admitted photographs were unduly repetitious and cumulative or their introduction was solely for the purpose of prejudice.
district court properly admitted videotape of crime scene in murder prosecution as it was useful for acquainting the jurors with the crime scene
\[T]he rationale underlying the contemporaneous objection rule is to permit the trial court to avert error by precluding improper evidence.\
“[T]he rationale underlying the contemporaneous objection rule is to permit the trial court to avert error by precluding improper evidence. [Citation omitted.]”

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