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State v. Reed

Citations

  • 247 P.3d 1074
  • 45 Kan. App. 2d 372
  • 2011 Kan. App. LEXIS 18

How courts have described this case

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  • finding procedure unnecessarily suggestive when police escorted robbery victim to identify suspect in back seat of patrol car
  • noting Kansas appellate courts frequently use the terms “unnecessarily suggestive” and “impermissibly suggestive” interchangeably and suggesting the term “unnecessarily suggestive” more accurately describes the Corbett standard
  • noting Kansas appellate courts frequently use the terms unnecessarily suggestive’ and ‘impermissibly suggestive’ interchangeably and suggesting the term ‘unnecessarily suggestive’ more accurately describes the Corbett standard

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Judges: Buser, Standridge, Bukaty

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