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What is a weapon offense?
Regarding weapons charges In 1993, across the country, approximately 2% of all arrests were for weapons offenses. What does weapon offense mean in the state of Kansas? A weapons offense is when a person is found to be in violation of statutes or regulations that are I place to control possession of a deadly weapon. Ammunition, explosives,… Continue
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What is Considered a Probation Violation?
What is Considered a Probation Violation? Probation violation bail bonds can greatly assist when a defendant has been arrested for a probation violation. Probation violations can include failing to attend a schedule meeting with a probation officer, not showing up to a scheduled court appearance, not paying the required court fines, or not paying restitution… Continue
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How to Find a Loved One After They’ve Been Charged?
What is an arrest warrant? If you’ve never been arrested, placed in jail, or had a warrant for your arrest, you probably wouldn’t have any idea how to find somebody. It isn’t something that you want to know, and probably never thought you would need to know how to find arrest warrants either. But then,… Continue
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What does appeal mean?
Appealing a case Legal cases are not always appealed, although on television, they seem to be. There is no automatic appeal, there has to be proof of a legal basis. Because one party lost the decision, they don’t automatically get to appeal. If an appeal is allowed, the person filing the appeal must get an… Continue
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How Can I Clear My Felony Warrant?
How can I clear my felony warrant? Although law enforcement normally doesn’t make arrest warrants known, if you learn you do have a felony arrest warrant and want to avoid getting arrested, you’ll need to clear it before a judge. Arrest warrant clearance means that you have to either appear in person in the court… Continue
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Is Drug Possession a Crime?
Can You Go to Jail for Possession of Drugs? When it comes to possessing illegal substances such as drugs, its important to know that is it considered a serious crime in the state of Kansas. A lot of people ask, “Do first time drug offenders go to jail?” Because of the seriousness of the crime,… Continue
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What Does Weapon Offense Mean?
Concealed Weapon Charges in Kansas If you live in Kansas, then you are aware that we have an open carry system. Anyone 18 or older is legally allowed to carry a weapon without a state-issued permit. The same is true for purchase, except you must be 21 or older. Which means you can’t be arrested… Continue
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Can You Get Bail On a Felony Charge?
Understanding Felony Bonds When someone faces an felony criminal charge, it can be a frightening situation. Many people, especially first-time offenders, aren’t familiar with the legal process. As a result, they run into the subject of felony bail bonds and other legal challenges without knowing how to react. Today, we’re going to dig into bail… Continue
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How Do You Find a Good Lawyer To Represent You?
If you are in a situation where you need the help of an attorney, you will want to make sure that you hire one that is able to help you. If you don’t already have an attorney, you are probably wondering, “how can I find an attorney?” Luckily, there are many ways that you are… Continue
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How Jail Works
When you or someone you love is arrested, it can be a very stressful and worrisome time with many questions left unanswered. Questions like, “how long does it take to get booked in jail?” and “how many years can you be in jail” suddenly become very important inquiries that never seemed to matter before. When… Continue
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How To Avoid Getting A DUI
We all like to unwind now and then, whether it is hanging out with friends, family, or just cooling down from a hard day at work by yourself. Having a few drinks is not a bad way to relax, however, driving after those drinks can land you in a heap of trouble. DUIs are serious charges… Continue
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What Is Probation and Probation Violation?
When you have been charged with a crime, there is a possibility of you being convicted. One of the best outcomes you can receive if convicted is to receive probation. Probation allows you to carry out your sentence with minimal to no jail time, allowing you to have freedom while still handling your court-issued consequences.… Continue