Here are the criminal cases on the KSC docket for January 28-February 1, 2019. 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 at the appellate court website and archived (here) if you would like to watch any of these arguments.
January 28--Monday--a.m.- Failure to give voluntary manslaughter instruction
- Failure to give lesser-included offense instructions
- Denial of motion to continue
- Improper assessment of restitution
- Failure to change venue
- Improper admission of confession
- Improper imposition of lifetime postrelease supervision
- Dissatisfaction with counsel required withdrawal of plea
- Juror misconduct
- Failure to give informant cautionary instruction
- Failure to grant new trial re: evidence of witness' plea deal
- Insufficient evidence of premeditation
- Improper admission of gang affiliation evidence
- Whether attenuation doctrine applied to excuse Fourth Amendment violation
- Whether attenuation doctrine applied to excuse Fourth Amendment violation
- No reasonable suspicion to detain
- Whether attenuation doctrine applied to excuse Fourth Amendment violation
- Whether alternative bases for search (inevitable discovery/inventory) justified warrantless search
- Failure to give lesser-included offense instructions
- Improper admission of autopsy photos
- Prosecutorial error in closing argument
- Denial of right to be present when granting continuances
- Whether trial court could consider Brady challenge on appellate remand
- Improper admission of other crimes evidence
- Prosecutorial error in closing argument
- Failure to give attempted kidnapping instruction as lesser
- Improper assessment of BIDS fees
- Self-defense immunity
- Failure to instruct on self-defense presumption
- Failure to appoint counsel for consideration of state's response to motion
- Failure to call eyewitness ID expert was ineffective assistance of counsel
- Failure to appoint counsel for motion to correct illegal sentence
- Failure to consider departure motion from hard-25 sentence
- Whether exceptional circumstances justified second or successive petition
- Failure to appoint counsel for hearing
- Ineffective assistance of trial counsel
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