Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/1/2015

State v. Woods

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301 Kan. 852
348 P.3d 583
2015 Kan. LEXIS 236

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holding that a verbal confrontation between husband and wife was not enough to cause an ordinary person to lose control of his or her actions
holding that a verbal confrontation between husband and wife was not enough to cause an ordinary person to lose control of his or her actions
holding that a verbal confrontation between husband and wife was not enough to cause an ordinary person to lose control of their actions
finding that substantial competent evidence supported the district court's finding that defendant's confession was voluntary where he easily understood the questions posed and answered appropriately even though he had been previously diagnosed with schizophrenia
noting prior schizophrenia diagnoses yet holding \there is no evidence [the defendant's] responses were unknowing or involuntary because he was suffering from schizophrenia\
noting prior 17 schizophrenia diagnosis yet holding \there is no evidence [the defendant's] responses were unknowing or involuntary because he was suffering from schizophrenia\

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Judges: Biles

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