Supreme Court of Kansas· 3/23/2007

State v. Walker

Citations

153 P.3d 1257
283 Kan. 587
2007 Kan. LEXIS 158

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holding that the court would consider Walker's multiplicity argument raised for the first time on appeal because it was necessary to serve the ends of justice
finding that statements were voluntary where defendant was held for almost 13 hours 39 and confessed to committing crime after about 8 hours
upholding statements as voluntary where defendant was held for almost 13 hours and confessed to committing crime after about 8 hours
reviewing for the first time on appeal whether sentencing for both felony murder and discharge of a firearm at an occupied dwelling violates double jeopardy
finding that district judge who presided over the defendant's first trial was not biased in the second trial because he had previously denied his motion for acquittal and motion for acquittal notwithstanding the verdict during the first trial
upholding statements as voluntary where defendant was held for almost 13 hours and confessed to committing crime after about 8 hours

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Judges: Luckert

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