Stockburger v. Robinson

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the presence or absence of an objection may figure into our analysis of the alleged misconduct, citing State v. King, 288 Kan. 333, 349, 204 P.3d 585 [2009]
• addressing merits where defendant referenced, without specifically objecting, pretrial objection prior to the evidence being introduced
• reviewing the method employed in presenting admissible evidence from a prior hearing that was subject to cross-examination for abuse of judicial discretion
• noting record made clear trial judge understood the legal basis for an objection when counsel simply referred to it as an 18 \'earlier objection'\ or a \'prior objection'\
• “An order resulting from a motion in limine is a temporary protective order that is subject to change during the trial.”
• \An order resulting from a motion in limine is a temporary protective order that is subject to change during the trial.\

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