Supreme Court of Kansas
State v. Peters
September 20, 2024555 P.3d 1134
Summary
The court affirmed Peters' convictions except for criminal possession of a weapon, which it reversed because the only evidence supporting that charge incorrectly stated the nature of his prior adjudication. It also vacated the sentence for that conviction and remanded for resentencing without it, while directing correction of the sentencing journal entry to include 1,437 days of jail credit. The court rejected Peters' ineffective-assistance, jury-selection, prosecutorial-error, jury-instruction, cumulative-error, and constitutional-sentencing claims.