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Article 33.—COMPETENCY OF DEFENDANT TO STAND TRIAL

Kansas Code of Criminal Procedure – 2026

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Article 21.—TITLE AND SCOPE Article 22.—GENERAL DEFINITIONS Article 23.—PRELIMINARY PROCEEDINGS Article 24.—ARREST Article 25.—SEARCH AND SEIZURE Article 26.—JURISDICTION AND VENUE Article 27.—UNIFORM CRIMINAL EXTRADITION ACT Article 28.—CONDITIONS OF RELEASE Article 29.—PROCEDURE AFTER ARREST Article 30.—GRAND JURIES Article 31.—INQUISITIONS IN CRIMINAL CASES Article 32.—PROCEEDINGS BEFORE TRIAL Article 33.—COMPETENCY OF DEFENDANT TO STAND TRIAL Article 34.—TRIALS AND INCIDENTS THERETO Article 35.—POST-TRIAL MOTIONS Article 36.—APPEALS Article 37.—RELEASE PROCEDURES Article 38.—COSTS IN CRIMINAL CASES Article 39.—ABATEMENT OF COMMON NUISANCES Article 40.—EXECUTION OF DEATH SENTENCES Article 41.—PAROLE VIOLATIONS Article 42.—OUT-OF-STATE WITNESSES Article 43.—UNIFORM MANDATORY DISPOSITION OF DETAINERS ACT Article 44.—AGREEMENT ON DETAINERS Article 45.—AID TO INDIGENT DEFENDANTS Article 46.—GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 47.—CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD INFORMATION Article 48.—FORFEITURE Article 49.—OFFENDER REGISTRATION Article 50.—NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION AND PRIVACY COMPACT Article 51.—CRIMINAL JUSTICE RECODIFICATION, REHABILITATION AND RESTORATION PROJECT. (Not in active use)
§ 22-3301 Definitions. § 22-3302 Proceedings to determine competency. § 22-3302a Repealed. § 22-3303 Commitment of incompetent defendant; limitation; civil commitment proceedings; regained competency; credit for time committed; victim notification; evaluation and treatment; psychotropic medication, limitations thereon. § 22-3304 Repealed. § 22-3305 Procedure when defendant not civilly committed or to be discharged; order of discharge; request for hearing on competency; charges dismissed; statute of limitations not to run; victim notification. § 22-3305a Repealed. § 22-3306 Task force to study programs for alleged offenders with disabilities who are potentially incompetent to stand trial and make recommendations.