Court of Appeals of Kansas· 6/26/1998

State v. Patterson

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963 P.2d 436
25 Kan. App. 2d 245
1998 Kan. App. LEXIS 70

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concluding the actor’s purpose of achieving eventual gratification was sufficient to establish act was sexually violent under Kansas Sex Offender Registration Act
finding that conviction of burglary and theft in connection with stealing woman’s underwear was sexually motivated where defendant kept the underwear in a locked cabinet containing pornographic material
finding that conviction of burglary and theft in connection with stealing woman's underwear was sexually motivated where defendant kept the underwear in a locked cabinet containing pornographic material
theft of women’s underwear was sexually motivated because defendant “kept undeiwear in a locked cabinet containing pornographic materials”
interpreting sex offender registration statute’s “sexual gratification” language more broadly
burglary and theft of woman’s underwear sexually motivated

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Judges: Lewis, Pierron, Burr

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