When someone's in their own home, they have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Meaning, whether they're in their kitchen, bedroom, or living room, they likely feel that they are free from unwanted surveillance from others. If an individual looks through the windows of ...
Read MoreEven if you’re innocent, domestic violence charges can impact your life in ways that very few other crimes can. Simply being charged with domestic ...
View MoreIn Kansas, a criminal threat involves someone threatening violence against another. The threat must be communicated in some way, such as verbally or ...
View MoreTake this scenario: You're sending a few texts to a person you know – they could be a friend, romantic partner, or acquaintance. Although you're ...
View MoreIn today's age of the Internet, it can be very easy to be exposed to a lot of things, especially through social media channels. It is true that once ...
View MoreWith the advancement of the Internet, more people are being charged with child pornography crimes. The charges for individuals vary based on the ...
View MoreIn Kansas, reckless driving means operating a vehicle in an intentional or wanton disregard for another person’s or property’s safety, placing them in ...
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 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 ...
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