§ 22-2612 Crime commenced outside the state or by agent.

Here's a plain English summary:

If someone starts committing a crime in another state but finishes it in Kansas, the case will be prosecuted in the Kansas county where the crime was completed. This also applies when someone outside Kansas uses another person or some other method to carry out a crime inside the state. Even though the person may have never physically been in Kansas, the crime still counts as happening here if the final act took place within the state.

This rule matters because it decides which county gets to handle the case. The location where the crime actually finished, not where it started or where the person was standing, determines the right court. This keeps cases from falling through the cracks just because someone planned or triggered a crime from outside Kansas.