Supreme Court of Kansas· 12/11/1976

State v. Thompson

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558 P.2d 1079
221 Kan. 165
1976 Kan. LEXIS 578

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holding that intent to permanently deprive not element of robbery and that general intent will suffice for robbery conviction
holding that intent to permanently deprive not element of robbery and that general intent will suffice for robbery conviction
holding that unconstitutional government action can only be challenged by a person directly affected; it cannot be challenged by one invoicing the rights of third parties
holding defendant who was charged with forcible sodomy did not have standing to challenge the sodomy statute as unconstitutionally vague against consensual homosexual acts
rejecting defendant’s claim that the sodomy statute was unconstitutional because the defendant, who was charged with forcible sodomy, did not have standing to argue that statute discriminated against consensual homosexual acts
analyzing constitutionality of former sodomy statute; holding defendant lacked standing to challenge sodomy statute on ground that it unconstitutionally prohibited private, consensual acts of adults when defendant was convicted of forcible sodomy

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