Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/26/2012

State v. Phillips

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295 Kan. 929
287 P.3d 245
2012 Kan. LEXIS 497

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noting intentional second-degree murder differs from intentional first-degree murder by lacking element of premeditation
finding evidence of a defendant's flight is relevant to show both the commission of the acts charged and the intent and purpose for which those acts were committed
finding evidence of a defendant's flight is relevant to show both the commission of the acts charged and the intent and purpose for which those acts were committed
reviewing district court’s discretionary admission of evidence defendant fled from police
Misstatement of law on completion of robbery was not reversible misconduct where jurors properly instructed, and remarks were isolated and devoid of ill will.
Misstatement of law on completion of robbery was not reversible misconduct where jurors properly instructed, and remarks were isolated and devoid of ill will.

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Judges: Biles

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