Kansas § 19-4811 - Property crime compensation funds; annual reports. The chief judge shall, annually, cause to be compiled a report of the property crime com
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§ 19-4811. Property crime compensation funds; annual reports. The chief judge shall, annually, cause to be compiled a report of the property crime com
19-4811. Property crime compensation funds; annual reports. The chief judge shall, annually, cause to be compiled a report of the property crime compensation fund or funds existing within such judicial district and forward such report to the office of judicial administration by the first day of December of the year beginning the next full year after implementation of such local program. The office of judicial administration shall compile such reports submitted by chief judges, and send a composite report annually to the governor and the state legislature.History: L. 1990, ch. 321, § 12; L. 1999, ch. 57, § 9; July 1.
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