Adds harboring or concealing a person who has violated probation terms to the crime of obstructing apprehension or prosecution in Kansas.
This bill amends Kansas law to include harboring or concealing a person who has violated probation terms within the crime of obstructing apprehension or prosecution. It specifies that such actions are punishable as a severity level 8, nonperson felony if the person has committed or been charged with a felony, or a class C misdemeanor if the person has committed or been charged with a misdemeanor. The bill also repeals the existing section of the law it amends.
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