Increasing the criminal penalties for second or subsequent convictions of the crime of violation of a protective order.

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This bill increases the penalty for violating a protective order in Kansas. If a person is convicted of violating a protective order for a second or subsequent time, the crime would become a more serious felony offense. This change applies to various types of protective orders, including those related to abuse, stalking, and other forms of harassment.

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