Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/19/2019

State v. Robertson

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439 P.3d 898

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if the district court lacked jurisdiction to enter an order, an appellate court does not acquire jurisdiction over the subject matter on appeal
no caselaw supports jurisdictional argument and defendant cannot succeed by arguing district court lacked jurisdiction because complaint incorrectly listed his name and identified him as a trust instead of an individual; alleged criminal actor is object of criminal personal jurisdiction

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Judges: Luckert

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