Kansas Law

Riley County Attorney's Office

National Center for Victims of Crime

Legal Issues Surrounding Sexual and Domestic Violence

Put In an Address anywhere in United States and see the Criminals Living and Working around you. The Website was started by John Walsh of "America's Most Wanted".

Locating Sex Offenders in your Community

Kansas Statutes

This is a list of the Kansas laws defining and prohibiting sexual and domestic violence.

Registered Sex Offenders

In 1996, President Clinton signed Megan's Law into legislation. This law requires registration and community notification of sex offenders. To do a search of sex offenders click on Registered Sex Offenders.

Kansas Victim's Bill of Rights (K.S.A. 74-7333)

In 1992 Kansas ratified an amendment for victim's rights. The amendment ensures the fair and compassionate treatment of victims of crime and seeks to increase the effectiveness of the criminal justice system by affording victims of crime certain basic rights and consideration.

Constitutional Amendment for Victim's Rights

Along with the Victim's Bill of Rights, this constitutional amendment outlines the services which are granted to the victims of violent crimes.

A survivor's guide to filing a civil lawsuit

Presented by the Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs,Section 1 presents the advantages and disadvantages of suing your perpetrator in civil court. Section 2 outlines the personal, financial, and legal factors that influence your decision. Section 3 gives advice on choosing a lawyer. Section 4 describes each step of a civil lawsuit.

Who should I call for advice?

A list of local and national resources for victims.

A brief history of America's sexual and domestic violence laws

This is a brief timeline of American legislative change in the area of sexual and domestic violence. If you are aware of any other important dates that are left out, please contact Mary.