Kansas SB288 prohibits certain sex offenders from entering school property or attending school activities, with criminal penalties for violations.
Kansas SB288 amends the Kansas offender registration act to make it unlawful for sex offenders to enter onto school property or attend school activities. The bill defines "school property" and "school activity" and establishes criminal penalties for violations, escalating in severity with each subsequent conviction. The act aims to protect students by restricting access of certain offenders to school environments.
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