Recently, the media reported about Kansas law as it relates to allowing minors (those eighteen years of age but not yet twenty-one years of age) to drink alcohol at …
In Kansas, there are two parts to every DUI arrest. There is a civil or administrative matter before the Kansas Department of Revenue (“KDOR”). The KDOR is the licensing authority …
John Rapp was recently interviewed by both KWCH and KAKE regarding the recent arrest and then dismissal of charges against Kansas Senate Republican Majority Leader Gene Suellentrop. You can hear …
COVID-19 and an Increase in Domestic Violence During this uncertain time with the COVID-19 pandemic, I am fortunate to be able to stay at home with my family as much …
Depression is a disease. It is real. It is scary for all involved including families, spouses, children, friends, and those suffering from depression. All too often individuals suffering from depression …
In this uncertain time with COVID-19, those folks fighting substance abuse need to remember there are a number of online options to attend AA/NA meetings. Please do not let this …
The state of Kansas published a new amendment to regulation 92-56-2, requiring every ignition interlock device include a camera to identify the person breathing into the machine. The changes took …
There is a large amount of pressure being applied on our congress that would require all new vehicles sold in the United States to have alcohol-detecting devices. It is the …
On June 27, 2019, the United States Supreme Court (Mitchell v. Wisconsin), held that when a driver is unconscious and being taken to a hospital because of his or her …
Kansas law requires that any law enforcement officer requesting a chemical test to determine if someone is under the influence of drugs, alcohol or both read testing notices. These were …
