Domestic Battery Legal Guidance

Summary

Domestic battery in Kansas is a serious offense, particularly for those on parole, and can result in severe consequences. If listed as a victim, communication restrictions may apply for safety. Your husband could face additional penalties for parole violations. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized legal advice.

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I live in Kansas and my husband was arrested for domestic battery after getting into a physical altercation initiated by my daughter’s boyfriend who thought my husband got physical with me during an argument my husband and I were having. My husband is on parole currently, and I can’t even speak to him because the police have me as a victim on the case. The state is victimizing me at this point because I don’t have my emotional support home with me.
Hi ****! I'm really sorry you're going through this. Here are some key points about domestic battery and parole violations in Kansas:
- Domestic battery is considered a serious offense and can lead to severe consequences, especially for someone on parole.
- If you are listed as a victim, there may be restrictions on communication for safety reasons.
- Your husband might face additional penalties for violating parole terms.
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