§ 22-2101 Title.

This rule simply gives the law its official name. It states that this set of rules is called the "Kansas code of criminal procedure."

When people refer to these rules in court documents, legal arguments, or other official papers, they can call it by this name. It works like a short title that tells everyone which set of laws they're talking about. This makes it easier to reference the rules without having to describe them in detail every time.

This kind of naming rule is common at the start of legal codes. It doesn't create any rights or requirements on its own. It just labels the code so people can identify and cite it correctly.