Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/23/2014

State v. Phillips

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299 Kan. 479
325 P.3d 1095

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holding that appellate courts may consider arguments raised for the first time on appeal if consideration of the argument is necessary to serve the ends of justice and preserve a fundamental right
recognizing exceptions permitting appellate consideration of issues raised for the first time on appeal
recognizing exceptions permitting appellate consideration of issues raised for the first time on appeal
stating exceptions to the general rule that a theory not asserted before the district court cannot be raised for the first time on appeal
listing three recognized exceptions to the general rule prohibiting issues from being raised for the first time on appeal
setting forth three recognized exceptions to general rule that issues cannot be raised for first time on appeal

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Judges: Luckert

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