Kansas SB156 criminalizes the unlawful use of laser pointers and sets penalties.
Kansas SB156 establishes the crime of unlawful use of a laser pointer, which includes knowingly directing light from a laser pointer at law enforcement officers or aircraft in flight. It classifies the offense as a misdemeanor or felony based on circumstances. Exemptions apply to authorized research and development activities and emergency signaling. The act also allows for additional charges of assault or battery for violations.
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