If a search warrant has the wrong address and other incorrect information on it is it legal in Kansas court?

Your question is too vague and requires more information to be properly answered. I think this is definitely a question that should be posed to an...

I am curious if a sex offender can seek full or partial custody of a child that has never met them and doesn't know them?

The law does not necessarily prohibit him from gaining custody, but it would be a decision for the Court to make and I am doubtful that he would be...

My mom flushed my bag of meth and told me not to use anymore.

This sounds like a prank question. If so, quit wasting our time. If it actually was intended to be an honest question, then the answer is...

Do I need an attorney ?.

Is it possible that you might be asked a question to which your answer would open you up to criminal charges? If so, then YES you need to consult...

Whats probably gonna happen in court

Yes, there are a number of issues in play with your question. 1) is this going to be a juvenile case or an adult criminal case? That depends...

Jail credit

This depends on a number of things, including the biggest question -> was he being held for anything else while in the County Jail? If so, then...

Yes, he should still keep reporting to his probation officer, unless he is not wishing to remain on probation. At this point, there is likely just...

I live in Nebraska, and I just turned 18. Am I legally able to move in with my boyfriend without my mothers consent?

The juvenile court can retain jurisdiction over someone until they turn 19, but they have to have committed their underlying juvenile...

How can I fight an indictment when I was high on drugs and the statement was made because of promises of leniency

This appears to be too complicated of a factual scenario for someone to be able to provide you with any reasonable guidance on this site. You...

What happens when statutes change and Class C misdemeanor becomes Class A few years after being arrested for a crime?

You WERE arrested, regardless of what happened afterwards. If you received diversion, you WERE NOT convicted. You may have had to "admit" to...