Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/28/1994

State v. Richardson

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256 Kan. 69
883 P.2d 1107
1994 Kan. LEXIS 131

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finding aggravating circumstance satisfied where defendant shot victim in order to take her purse
finding aggravating circumstance satisfied where defendant shot victim in order to take her purse
denial of motion for new counsel during sentencing phase not abuse of discretion; defendant had opportunity to explain dissatisfaction; court stated reasons why defendant’s concerns baseless; communication between defendant, counsel not broken down entirely
denial of motion for new counsel during sentencing phase not abuse of discretion; defendant had opportunity to explain dissatisfaction; court stated rea sons why defendant’s concerns baseless; communication between defendant, counsel not broken down entirely
inquiry into conflict of interest was not insufficient where the trial court asked the defendant to explain why he was unsatisfied with his counsel and afforded the defendant and counsel time to try to come to an understanding so the attorney-client relationship could be maintained

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Judges: Allegrucci

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