Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/18/1997

State v. Sims

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936 P.2d 779
262 Kan. 165
1997 Kan. LEXIS 60

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failure to object to the admission of evidence at the trial court level precludes review by an appellate court
subjective prong of self-defense test not met where defendant claims at trial that he or she had no part whatsoever in the shooting
failure to object to the admission of evidence at the trial court level precludes review by an appellate court
failure to object to admission of evidence at trial court level precludes review by appellate court
to preserve objection to admission of prejudicial gang evidence, defense must make timely and specific objection to admission of evidence at trial, despite unfavorable pre-trial ruling on the question
describing element as \the subjective component of self-defense\

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Judges: Larson

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