Supreme Court of Kansas· 1/12/2024

State v. Scheetz

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541 P.3d 79

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The Kansas Supreme Court has cautioned that appellate courts should strictly adhere to the preservation rule requiring contemporaneous objection when claiming erroneous admission of evidence.
\[A] party cannot object to evidence on one ground at trial and then substitute another ground on appeal or assert a general ground at trial and then specify more particular grounds on appeal.\
\'[T]he Court of Appeals is duty bound to follow Kansas Supreme Court precedent.'\

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