Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/19/2002

State v. Wilt

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44 P.3d 300
273 Kan. 273
2002 Kan. LEXIS 153

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State failed to present sufficient evidence of methampheta- mine sale within 1,000 feet of school as defined by statute
State must prove that statutory definition of element of offense was met
If the trial evidence is insufficient to establish an element of the offense of conviction, the defendant may nonetheless be convicted and sentenced 25 for a lesser included offense supported in the evidence, even though the factfinder may not have considered the lesser offense.
If the evidence presented at trial is insufficient to establish an element of the offense of conviction, the defendant may nonetheless be convicted and sentenced for a lesser included offense supported in the evidence even though the factfinder may not have considered that lesser offense.

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Judges: Davis, Brazil

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