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The Uniform Public Offense Code is designed to provide a comprehensive public offense ordinance for Kansas cities. It does not take effect in a city until the governing body has passed and published an ordinance incorporating it by reference under the authority of and by the procedure prescribed by K.S.A. 12-3009 through 12-3012 and K.S.A. 12-3301 and 12-3302.  \nIt is not necessary to publish the Uniform Public Offense Code in a newspaper if it is properly incorporated by reference. It is only necessary to publish the incorporating ordinance. The incorporating ordinance may delete articles or sections that the governing body considers unnecessary. The incorporating ordinance may also change sections. LKM advises, however, that cities changing sections with a statutory citation should exercise care to ensure the changes do not conflict with state law.  \nThe Uniform Public Offense Code, in large part, parallels the state criminal code. Additional provisions for local regulations, if any, may be included in the incorporating ordinance. Previous ordinances relating to public offenses in conflict with provisions of the Uniform Public Offense Code and ordinances incorporating earlier editions of the Uniform Public Offense Code should be repealed by the incorporating ordinance.  \nThere must be at least one official copy of the Uniform Public Offense Code on file with the city clerk. Enforcing officers should also have copies. The blanks on the first page should be filled in on all copies.  \nThere are several blank pages at the end of this book. Newspaper clippings of the incorporating ordinance and subsequent ordinances on public offenses may be pasted on these pages. Extra copies of the newspaper should be procured or reprints made so that copies may be pasted in all copies of the Uniform Public Offense Code.  \nA listing of changes in the Uniform Public Offense Code, 2013 edition, which appear in the 2014 edition of the Uniform Public Offense Code, can be found on pages 130 to 133 of this edition.  \n4  \nTable of Contents  \nPage  \nArticle 1. General Provisions............................................. 6  \nArticle 2. Anticipatory Offenses ....................................... 18  \nArticle 3. Offenses Against Persons................................ 20  \nArticle 4. Sex Offenses ................................................... 31  \nArticle 5. Offenses Affecting Children ............................. 33  \nArticle 6. Offenses Against Property ............................... 40  \nArticle 7. Offenses Affecting Governmental Functions ........................................................ 68  \nArticle 8. Denial of Civil Rights........................................ 76  \nArticle 9. Offenses Against Public Peace ........................ 77  \nArticle 10. Offenses Against Public Safety........................ 83  \nArticle 11. Offenses Against Public Morals ..................... 104  \nArticle 12. Violations, Penalties....................................... 124  \nArticle 13. Miscellaneous ................................................ 125  \nIndex..................................................................................... 126  \nChanges to Uniform Public Offense Code in 2014.............. 130  \nARTICLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS  \n1.1 DEFINITIONS. The following definitions shall apply when the words and phrases defined are used in this code except when a particular context clearly requires a different meaning.  \nAct. A failure or omission to take action.  \nAir Gun or Air Rifle. Any device whether or not in the shape and form commonly associated with the terms pistol, sidearm, small arm, rifle, shotgun, or any other typeof gun designed to forcibly expel from an opening therein any pellet or BB shot, and whether operating from and upon compressed air or","cbCaiqyaY6NeSlJv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqyaY6NeSlJv","pdf",1101617,134,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Article 1. General Provisions\n## Article 2. Anticipatory Offenses\n## Article 3. Offenses Against Persons\n## Article 4. Sex Offenses\n## Article 5. Offenses Affecting Children\n## Article 6. Offenses Against Property\n## Article 7. Offenses Affecting Governmental Functions\n## Article 8. Denial of Civil Rights\n## Article 9. Offenses Against Public Peace\n## Article 10. Offenses Against Public Safety\n## Article 11. Offenses Against Public Morals\n## Article 12. Violations, Penalties\n## Article 13. Miscellaneous\n## Index\n## Changes to Uniform Public Offense Code in 2014","[{\"question\":\"When does the Uniform Public Offense Code take effect in a Kansas city?\",\"answer\":\"It takes effect only after the city governing body passes and publishes an ordinance incorporating the code by reference under the applicable Kansas statutory authority and procedures.\"},{\"question\":\"Is newspaper publication of the entire Uniform Public Offense Code required?\",\"answer\":\"No. It is sufficient to publish the incorporating ordinance, provided the code is properly incorporated by reference.\"},{\"question\":\"What recordkeeping requirements apply to the Uniform Public Offense Code?\",\"answer\":\"At least one official copy must be on file with the city clerk, and enforcing officers should also have copies. The blanks on the first page should be completed on all copies.\"}]","UNIFORM PUBLIC OFFENSE CODE - 2014 - Edition - Kansas Cities | PDF",47]