Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/21/1983

State v. Royal

Citations

670 P.2d 1337
234 Kan. 218
1983 Kan. LEXIS 388

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finding where knife or firearm is used during kidnapping and victim is wounded by the instrument, resulting injury constitutes bodily harm as matter of law
finding where a knife or firearm is used during a kidnapping and the victim is wounded by the instrument, the resulting injury constitutes bodily harm as a matter of law
\[o]nly unnecessary acts of violence upon the victim and those occurring after the initial abduction\
\[o]nly unnecessary acts of violence upon the victim and those occurring after the initial abduction\
where evidence showed that victim was dragged at knifepoint into car, jury using “common sense ____reasonably could have inferred that the defendant’s intent was to rape or otherwise molest the victim; that is obviously the most plausible explanation for his behavior”
where evidence showed that victim was dragged at knifepoint into car, jury using \common sense . . . reasonably could have inferred that the defendant's intent was to rape or otherwise molest the victim; that is obviously the most plausible explanation for his behavior\

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Judges: Miller

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