In Kansas, reckless driving means operating a vehicle in an intentional or wanton disregard for another person’s or property’s safety, placing them in danger of potentially being involved in a car accident. However, this traffic offense is open to a responding officer’s ...
Read MoreWhether it’s to enjoy the outdoors, get a good exercise, or save money on gas, many people throughout Kansas ride their bicycles for a number of ...
View MoreAccusations of sexual misconduct are common, and allegations are often more pervasive in college settings. In fact, many students find themselves ...
View MoreSurprisingly, every state’s laws are different, which means Kansas defines crimes differently than other places. However, just as all other states in ...
View MoreMany companies throughout the United States. host holiday parties annually for employers and employees to enjoy and celebrate the festive season, as ...
View MoreOn October 25, 2019, the Kansas Supreme Court ruled that part of a 2010 law against making a criminal threat is unconstitutional and violates free ...
View MoreWhen it comes to court proceedings, it's always a good idea to hire a lawyer to help you through the process. When the charges are as serious as sex ...
View MoreKansas’ Definition of Stalking Kansas defines stalking as, “ Recklessly engaging in a course of conduct targeted at a specific person which would ...
View MoreIn order for a police officer to pull over a vehicle, detain someone, conduct a search, or make an arrest, he/she must establish reasonable suspicion ...
View MoreA Utah woman named Till Buchanan is facing three counts of lewdness in front of a child for being topless in her own home in front of her ...
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