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: Kansas DefendersJanuary 2009 KSC docket
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Here are the criminal cases on the KSC docket for January 26-28, 2009. These summaries are based on the issues listed in the briefs filed and may not very accurately or fully describe the actual issues in the cases. I recommend you review the briefs yourself if you would like more details. Don't forget, arguments are streamed live over the internet at the appellate court website (here) if you would like to listen in to any of these arguments.January 26-Monday-a.m.
State v. Sarah Fischer, No. 100,334 (Sedgwick)
Sentencing appeal (transfer)
Patrick H. Dunn
- Use of juvenile adjudications in criminal history
Motion to correct illegal sentence
Carl F.A. Maughan
- Right to be present at hearing
- Multiplicity
Motion to correct illegal sentence
Carl F.A. Maughan
- Improper summary denial of motion
January 26-Monday-p.m.
State v. Albert Richmond, 100,074 (Crawford)
Direct appeal; First degree murder
Christina M. Waugh
- Improper state of mind evidence
- Improper admission of prior crimes if defendant took stand
- Improper prior bad act evidence
- Prosecutorial misconduct
January 27-Tuesday-a.m.
State v. Benjamin Appleby, No. 98,017 (Johnson)
Direct appeal; Capital murder
Debra Wilson
- Multiplicity of capital murder and attempted rape
- Denial of suppression of statements
- Improper admission of computer-generated report without confrontation
- Improper expanded instruction on premeditation
- Improper use of mitigating evidence as a non-statutory aggravator
Full post as published by Kansas Defenders on December 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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