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State v. Wilson

Citations

  • 552 P.2d 931
  • 220 Kan. 341
  • 1976 Kan. LEXIS 481

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  • holding that if substantial evidence was presented supporting either theory of first degree murder presented by the State, jury verdict of guilty would not be disturbed
  • holding that the accused cannot impeach a verdict on the basis that the jury could not agree on the theory of first-degree murder
  • recognizing premeditated and felony murder as alternative theories of first-degree murder; upholding verdict because it “can be justified on either of two interpretations of the evidence”
  • jury did not have to be unanimous about whether the aggravating circumstance in a first degree murder was burglary or arson

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