Supreme Court of Kansas· 9/5/2008

State v. Tyler

Citations

191 P.3d 306
286 Kan. 1087
2008 Kan. LEXIS 461

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holding judicial factfinding supporting decision to authorize adult prosecution for juvenile charged with first-degree murder did not violate juvenile's right to trial by jury because adult certification process was a jurisdictional determination, rather than a sentencing question
analyzing claim of judicial misconduct on appeal that was not raised or objected to below where the defendant claimed his right to a fair trial was violated by the alleged misconduct
circumstantial evidence is evidence of events or circumstances from which reasonable factfinder may infer existence of material fact in issue
circumstantial evidence is evidence of events or circumstances from which reasonable factfinder may infer existence of material fact in issue
“A juvenile has no constitutional right to be adjudicated under the Juvenile Justice Code”
“A juvenile has no constitutional right to be adjudicated under the Juvenile Justice Code”

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Judges: Johnson

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