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Code · Kansas · Chapter 46 — Legislature

46-251. Failure to file true statement of substantial interests defined and classified as crime.

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46-251. Failure to file true statement of substantial interests defined and classified as crime. Failure to file true statement of substantial interests is intentionally
(a)failing to file a statement of substantial interests as required by this act, or
(b)filing a statement of substantial interests that contains any false statement.
Failure to file a true statement of substantial interests is a class B misdemeanor.
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