The Kansas Open Records Law states that criminal records are public information. Interested persons may request for mugshots and any other adult conviction records from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.
Any paper records that have not been destroyed or transferred to the National Archives are available for free viewing in the clerk of court's office. However, publishing or copying court records in the clerk's office is subject to per-page charges.…
It is possible for friends and relatives to email an inmate in Sedgwick County Jail. You can create an account at JailATM to do this. All emails cost .50 cents to send.
It is possible to email an inmate in Wichita. It helps keep their visitations down which is kind of a good thing. You can email an inmate by registering on JailATM.
If a victim is summoned, he has to attend court. If he doesn't show up, the court can put out a warrant for his arrest, and it could let the accused off on his charges.
Yes, you do. If you paid the court, you get your bail money back, but it's going to be minus some court fees, which could be anywhere from $60 to $300 sometimes, and it might take anywhere from a week…
No. A bail bondsman is an independent, private company or a person who does bail bonds in order to put up money to the court for the full amount in exchange for a %10 fee and that fee is no…
Depending on how extensively an employer (or someone else) searches, a warrant may or may not appear on a background check. It's important to remember that warrants are likely to appear in criminal records, but there is also a chance…
