§ 22-4906a Repealed.

This rule has been repealed, which means it's no longer in effect. It used to be part of the Kansas Code of Criminal Procedure, but lawmakers removed it from the books entirely.

Because the rule no longer exists, it has no impact on current criminal cases. If you're looking at older documents or case law that reference this rule, keep in mind that it doesn't apply to anything happening today. You'll need to check current Kansas law to find whatever rules may have replaced it or to understand how that area of law is handled now.

If you're working on a case and see this rule cited, it's worth double checking the date of that document. Older filings or opinions might mention it, but courts today would rely on whatever current rules or statutes cover that same subject matter.