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State v. Starr

Citations

  • 259 Kan. 713
  • 915 P.2d 72
  • 1996 Kan. LEXIS 71

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  • upholding the amendment of a first-degree murder charge from a felony-murder theory to a premeditated-murder theory, which required that the State prove an additional premeditation element
  • “Premeditated and felony murder are not separate and distinct offenses but are two separate theories under which the crime of first-degree murder may be committed.”
  • \Premeditated and felony murder are not separate and distinct offenses but are two separate theories under which the crime of first-degree murder may be committed.\

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Judges: Davis

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