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 </figure>TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday&nbsp; reversed convictions in an aggravated criminal sodomy case from Riley County.<a href="https://www.kscourts.org/KSCourts/media/KsCourts/Opinions/115184_1.pdf?ext=.pdf">Ziad K. Khalil-Alsalaami</a>&nbsp;argued in his appeal that his two convictions must be set aside because his attorney was ineffective. The argument centered on his attorney’s stipulation that a confession 38-year-old Khalil-Alsalaami made during a police interrogation was voluntary, even though several factors weighed in favor of suppressing it.The Supreme Court held that there was a reasonable probability that had it not been for the attorney’s stipulation to the confession Khalil-Alsalaami may have been acquitted. It remanded the case to district court.

Court reverses conviction in Riley Co. sex crimes case