Khan v. State
Court of Appeals of Alaska
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MANNHEIMER, Judge.
Izaz Elvin Khan was convicted of perjury 1 for knowingly making false statements under oath in an application for court-appointed counsel (%e, knowingly under-reporting his assets and income). In this appeal, Khan challenges the superior court's denial of his motion for a change of venue, as well as some of the superior court's evidentiary rulings and one of the jury instructions (the instruction dealing with the requirement of jury unanimity).
For the reasons explained here, we conclude that Khan waived his right to challenge the superior court's venue ruling because…
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