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White v. State

Citations

  • 568 P.2d 112
  • 222 Kan. 709
  • 1977 Kan. LEXIS 361

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  • permitting and discussing the use of stipulated fact trials in criminal cases under Kansas law
  • stipulations as to evidence in criminal cases are permissible and are binding upon parties represented
  • because defendant pled not guilty, trial court had no duty under K.S.A. 22-3210 to advise defendant of effect of guilty plea despite the parties stipulating to the admission of evidence and further stipulating such evidence would prove all elements of the crime charged

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Judges: Miller

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