How you carry yourself
Silence, counsel, complying now and contesting later.
9 sections
- Self DefenseK.S.A. 21-5222 — force a person reasonably believes necessary, deadly force against death or great bodily harm, and no duty to retreat
- Defending a Home, Workplace or CarK.S.A. 21-5223 — force to stop an unlawful entry into a dwelling, a place of work or an occupied vehicle, with no duty to retreat
- LitteringK.S.A. 21-5815 — at least $250 the first time, up to $4,000 by the third, and litter pickup every time
- Odd Laws Still on the BooksStanding at a cockfight without knowing it, and a pet after a cruelty conviction: real Kansas sections
- AssaultK.S.A. 21-5412 — putting someone in reasonable fear of immediate bodily harm, class C; with a deadly weapon, severity level 7also here
- BatteryK.S.A. 21-5413 — bodily harm, or a touch in a rude, insulting or angry manner, a class B misdemeanoralso here
- StalkingK.S.A. 21-5427 — a course of conduct that puts a person in fear for their safety, a class A misdemeanor the first timealso here
- Harassment by Phone or TextK.S.A. 21-6206 — calls, texts or images meant to abuse, threaten or harass, a class A nonperson misdemeanoralso here
- Disorderly ConductK.S.A. 21-6203 — fighting, disturbing a lawful meeting, or fighting words, a class C misdemeanoralso here
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