Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/13/2007

State v. Wade

Citations

161 P.3d 704
284 Kan. 527
2007 Kan. LEXIS 466

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finding overbroad jury instruction for aggravated burglary predicated on underlying felony of either first-degree murder or aggravated assault when defendant was not put on notice that aggravated assault could serve as underlying felony
finding overbroad jury instruction for aggravated burglary predicated on underlying felony of either first-degree murder or aggravated assault when defendant was not on notice that aggravated assault could be underlying felony
finding overbroad jury instruction for aggravated burglary predicated on underlying felony of either first-degree murder or aggravated assault when defendant was not on notice that aggravated assault could be underlying felony
conviction of felony murder did not bar retrial where jury left verdict form blank on the statutory alternative of premeditated first degree murder
“[A] defendant may not be subjected to a second trial after an acquittal on the charges in the first trial.”
‘Where the State falters is in its assessment of the surprise and misdirection created by its erroneous instruction.”

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Judges: Johnson

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