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· 5/6/1978

State v. Sullivan & Sullivan

Citations

  • 578 P.2d 1108
  • 224 Kan. 110
  • 1978 Kan. LEXIS 347

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  • holding that a defendant cannot be convicted of both intentional or knowing murder and depraved-indifference murder
  • holding that a defendant cannot be convicted of both intentional or knowing murder and depraved-indifference murder
  • holding that a defendant cannot be convicted of both intentional or knowing murder and depraved-indifference murder
  • holding that a defendant cannot be convicted of both intentional or knowing murder and depraved-indifference murder
  • A defendant cannot be convicted and sentenced for both premeditated and felony murder arising out of one homicide.
  • A defendant cannot be convicted and sentenced for both premeditated and felony murder arising out of one homicide.

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Judges: Fromme, Miller

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