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For many people, one of the most surprising things about the crime of assault in Kansas is that you do not actually have to hurt anyone in order to be found guilty in court. In fact, physical harm—whether through physical contact or the use of a weapon—is not an “element” […]

If you have had no experience with the Kansas criminal system, our Johnson County criminal defense attorney is well aware it can be confusing to distinguish between parole and probation, and it can be even more difficult to understand what each term means for your specific case. Parole and probation […]

When facing a criminal charge in Johnson County, Kansas, you have two options: (i) you can hire a criminal defense attorney to represent you, or (ii) you can try to handle your case on your own. While some criminal defendants choose to represent themselves (referred to as pro se representation), […]

In Kansas, battery can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony depending on the circumstances involved. In either case, a conviction can lead to incarceration, fines and other consequences. Avoiding these consequences requires experienced legal representation; and, if you have been arrested for battery in Johnson County, you need […]