This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This entry doesn't contain an actual rule with legal requirements. A "Revisor's Note" is a comment added by the people who officially organize and publish the state's laws. It usually explains things like why a law was renumbered, how it relates to other sections, or notes about changes made when the law was updated.
Because of this, Section 22-4536 likely doesn't set out any rules about what happens in a criminal case. It's more like a behind-the-scenes editorial note for keeping the law code organized and accurate.
If you're trying to understand a specific part of Kansas criminal procedure, it would help to look at the actual numbered statute connected to this note, since that section will contain the real legal rule. Let me know if you have that text and I can break it down for you.
