State v. Carter

Leben, J.:

*511 Tabitha Carter brought a Taser with her when she *512 robbed a Wichita Dollar General store. That led to her conviction for aggravated robbery under a statute that applies when the robber is "armed with a dangerous weapon." And it led to a requirement that she periodically register her residence with authorities under a statute that applies when a person "use[s]" a "deadly weapon" when committing a felony against a person. On appeal, Carter contests both her conviction and the registration requirement.

Carter argues that she wasn't armed with a dangerous weapon because a Taser isn't…