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Court of Appeals OFFICIALLY SELECTED CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF KANSAS Reporter: SARA R. STRATTON Advance Sheets 2d Series Volume 57, No. 3 Opinions filed in October-December 2019 Cite as 57 Kan. App. 2d Copyright 2020 by Sara R. Stratton, Official Reporter For the use and benefit of the State of Kansas JUDGES AND OFFICERS OF THE KANSAS COURT OF APPEALS CHIEF JUDGE: HON. KAREN ARNOLD-BURGER ………………… Overland Park JUDGES: HON. G. JOSEPH PIERRON, JR. ............................................. Olathe HON. HENRY W. GREEN, JR. ..................................... Leavenworth HON. THOMAS E. MALONE ............................................... Wichita HON. STEPHEN D. HILL ......................................................... Paola HON. MICHAEL B. BUSER ....................................... Overland Park HON. STEVE LEBEN ........................................................... Fairway HON. MELISSA TAYLOR STANDRIDGE .................... Overland Park HON. G. GORDON ATCHESON ....................................... Westwood HON. DAVID E. BRUNS ....................................................... Topeka HON. ANTHONY J. POWELL .............................................. Wichita HON. KIM R. SCHROEDER ................................................ Hugoton HON. KATHRYN A. GARDNER ........................................... Topeka HON. SARAH E. WARNER .................................................. Lenexa OFFICERS: Reporter of Decisions .................................... SARA R. STRATTON Clerk ............................................................... DOUGLAS T. SHIMA Judicial Administrator ........................................... NANCY DIXON Disciplinary Administrator ........................ STANTON A. HAZLETT (III) KANSAS COURT OF APPEALS TABLE OF CASES 57 Kan. App. 2d No. 3 PAGE Baker v. State ..................................................................................... 561 Grammer v. Kansas Dept. of Corrections .......................................... 533 In re Adoption of E.D. ....................................................................... 500 In re Care & Treatment of Quillen .................................................... 407 In re D.H. ........................................................................................... 421 Jamerson v. Schnurr .......................................................................... 491 Kansas City Grill Cleaners v. BBQ Cleaner ...................................... 542 King v. Casey's General Stores .......................................................... 392 Molina v. Kansas Dept. of Revenue .................................................. 554 Morgan v. Healing Hands Home Health Care ................................... 368 State v. Auman .................................................................................. 439 State v. Ellis ....................................................................................... 477 State v. Fisher .................................................................................... 460 State v. Gibson ................................................................................... 610 State v. Gonzalez (No. 119,212) ........................................................ 510 State v. Gonzalez (No. 120,179) ........................................................ 618 State v. Hammerschmidt .................................................................... 449 State v. Kane ...................................................................................... 522 State v. Tearney ................................................................................. 601 State v. Wilmore ................................................................................ 469 (IV) UNPUBLISHED OPINIONS OF THE COURT OF APPEALS DOCKET DISTRICT DATE OF TITLE NUMBER COURT DECISION DECISION Ballard v. State .................... 120,288 Reno .................... 11/01/2019 Affirmed Beef Belt, LLC v. Campbell Reversed; Burgess ............................ 120,917 Scott ..................... 11/08/2019 remanded with directions Beichle v. Rohrbough .......... 120,074 Saline ................... 12/13/2019 Affirmed Betts v. State ........................ 120,092 Wyandotte ........... 10/25/2019 Affirmed Blaurock v. State ................. 120,858 Wyandotte ........... 12/27/2019 Affirmed Bourne v. Kansas Dept. of Revenue ........................... 119,995 Sheridan ............... 10/11/2019 Affirmed Brown v. Vannoster ............. 120,376 Montgomery ........ 10/25/2019 Affirmed Burch v. Kansas Dept. of Aging & Disability Svcs.. 121,511 Pawnee................. 12/13/2019 Affirmed CitiMortgage, Inc. v. Scott- Jacobs .............................. 120,331 Shawnee............... 12/27/2019 Affirmed City of Great Bend v. Nelson ............................................. 120,561 Barton .................. 10/25/2019 Affirmed City of Hutchinson v. Anguiano ......................... 120,402 Reno .................... 10/11/2019 Affirmed City of Manhattan v. Laub ... 120,545 Riley .................... 10/25/2019 Affirmed City of Wichita v. Allen ...... 120,710 Sedgwick ............. 10/25/2019 Affirmed CoreFirst Bank & Trust v. Degginger ........................ 119,208 Shawnee............... 11/27/2019 Affirmed Cushinberry v. State ............ 120,294 Shawnee............... 12/06/2019 Affirmed Daniels v. State .................... 119,485 Wyandotte ........... 12/06/2019 Reversed; remanded with directions Decker Electric v. Pratt Regional Medical Center Corp. ................................ 119,542 Pratt ..................... 12/20/2019 Affirmed Edmond v. State................... 119,226 Sedgwick ............. 12/13/2019 Affirmed Estate of Doty v. Dorsch ...... 119,216 Rawlins ................ 10/11/2019 Affirmed Gantt v. State ....................... 119,990 Sedgwick ............. 10/11/2019 Affirmed Grissom v. Schnurr .............. 121,169 Reno .................... 11/22/2019 Affirmed Guilbeaux v. Schnurr ........... 120,458 Butler ................... 11/01/2019 Affirmed Guilbeaux v. Snyder ............ 121,033 Butler ................... 11/08/2019 Affirmed Harris v. State ...................... 121,145 Lyon .................... 12/13/2019 Affirmed Hernandez v. Burris ............. 119,843 Leavenworth ........ 12/06/2019 Affirmed Hernandez v. Secretary of 119,838 Corrections ...................... 119,839 Leavenworth ........ 12/06/2019 Affirmed 119,840 119,841 119,842 Hernandez v. State ............... 119,935 Finney .................. 12/06/2019 Affirmed Holt v. State ......................... 119,619 Geary ................... 12/13/2019 Affirmed Hunsaker v. Harden ............. 120,699 Douglas ................ 10/11/2019 Appeal dismissed (V) DOCKET DISTRICT DATE OF TITLE NUMBER COURT DECISION DECISION In re A.C. ............................. 121,242 Lyon .................... 12/13/2019 Affirmed In re A.N.............................. 119,342 Shawnee............... 10/11/2019 Affirmed in part; dismissed in part In re Adoption of Baby Girl Affirmed in part; G. ..................................... 121,051 Sedgwick ............. 11/22/2019 reversed in part; remanded with directions In re Care & Treatment of Sweet ............................... 121,449 Wyandotte ........... 11/22/2019 Affirmed In re Estate of Taylor ........... 120,033 Atchison............... 10/18/2019 Affirmed in part; reversed in part; remanded with directions In re I.D. .............................. 121,292 Sedgwick ............. 12/13/2019 Affirmed In re I.R. .............................. 120,999 Shawnee............... 10/11/2019 Affirmed In re J.P. .............................. 121,016 Ellis...................... 11/01/2019 Affirmed In re K.L. ............................. 121,057 Wyandotte ........... 11/22/2019 Affirmed In re K.V.............................. 121,180 Allen .................... 11/15/2019 Reversed; remanded with directions In re L.H. ............................. 121,313 Wyandotte ........... 11/22/2019 Affirmed In re L.K. ............................. 120,882 Geary ................... 11/01/2019 Affirmed 120,883 In re M.B. ............................ 121,356 Butler ................... 12/13/2019 Affirmed 121,357 121,358 121,359 In re Marriage of Fireoved .. 120,893 Leavenworth ........ 10/25/2019 Affirmed In re Marriage of Hoff ......... 120,522 Riley .................... 12/13/2019 Affirmed In re Marriage of O'Malley.. 120,053 Crawford .............. 11/08/2019 Reversed; remanded with directions In re Marriage of Schultz ..... 119,429 Johnson ................ 10/11/2019 Affirmed In re Marriage of Smith ....... 120,758 Reno .................... 10/25/2019 Affirmed In re Marriage of Steinbauer 120,473 Butler ................... 11/01/2019 Affirmed In re Marriage of Wells ....... 120,839 Chase ................... 12/06/2019 Affirmed In re N.N.............................. 119,934 Johnson ................ 12/20/2019 Affirmed in part; reversed in part; remanded with directions In re O.P. ............................. 121,009 Anderson ............. 10/11/2019 Affirmed In re S.K. ............................. 121,119 Crawford .............. 11/01/2019 Affirmed In re S.S. .............................. 121,314 Ellsworth ............. 12/13/2019 Affirmed In re S.T. .............................. 121,376 Sedgwick ............. 12/13/2019 Reversed; remanded with directions In re T.M. ............................ 121,248 Harvey ................. 11/27/2019 Affirmed (VI) DOCKET DISTRICT DATE
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