Court of Appeals of Kansas· 4/16/1987

State v. Woodman

Citations

735 P.2d 1102
12 Kan. App. 2d 110
64 A.L.R. 4th 153
1987 Kan. App. LEXIS 927

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reversing in part for failure to instruct jury on intervening cause in support of defendant’s theory that victim’s running a red light, not defendant’s DUI, caused death
reversing conviction for lack of instruction related to defendant’s theory of defense: that victim’s death related to his running a stop light, not due to defendant’s intoxication
defendant charged with aggravated vehicular homicide, driving under the influence; victim ran red light; jury instruction too vague on necessity of proximate-cause proof; conviction reversed
on the facts of the case, DUI was a lesser included offense of aggravated vehicular homicide because “all of the elements of driving while under the influence of alcohol are required to establish the greater offense of aggravated vehicular homicide”

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Judges: Davis, P.J., Briscoe and Brazil

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