State v. Brothers
Supreme Court of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Harman, C.:
Timothy Robert Brothers was convicted by a jury upon two counts of selling LSD. New trial was denied, sentence was imposed June 23, 1972, and Brothers now appeals.
Appellant contends he was not tried by a jury of his peers. In his brief he states he was twenty-one years of age, that the jurors were persons of the age of thirty-five years or more and all younger persons were excluded from the jury at appellee’s request. For several reasons the complaint cannot be sustained. First, appellant has failed to produce any record upon appeal showing…
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