Before a prosecutor charges a criminal case, three conditions must typically be present. These conditions are often referred to as the "three Cs"... Culpability - The prosecutor must believe that there is…

To incriminate someone means to provide evidence or information that suggests or indicates their involvement in a crime or illegal activity. When someone is incriminated, it means that the evidence or information…

Yes, court cases in Kansas are generally considered public records, with few exceptions. The Kansas Open Records Act (KORA) grants the public the right to access most records maintained by government agencies,…

In Kansas, state trial courts are typically referred to as district courts. Each of Kansas's 31 judicial districts has its own district court. These district courts have jurisdiction over a wide range…

The deadline for paying a ticket in Kansas can vary depending on the type of ticket and the court handling the case. Traffic tickets and other citations issued by law enforcement officers…

If you miss a court date in Kansas, several potential consequences may occur... Bench Warrant - The judge may issue a bench warrant for your arrest. A bench warrant authorizes law enforcement officers…