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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Internet Law and Libel & Slander for Kansas on
Q: What can I do about someone who has made multiple false accusations and stalking me for 2 +years.

I have an individual "watching" me for over 2 years now, this person has also posted outrageous legal accusations on social media. This individual has also used a drone to watch me. while in public so I'm not sure what can be done. Has also said where I live never giving my exact... View More

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answered on Feb 25, 2024

You have several potential legal options for dealing with someone who is stalking you and making false accusations against you over an extended period:

1. File police reports about each incident documenting the harassment, stalking behavior, and false statements. Ask they investigate and...
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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation and Internet Law for Kansas on
Q: What are the limitations for use of public information?

I am sure this is multifaceted but was wondering if things that are public information such as social media, active flight trackers, jail logs, etc. able to be misused? What are the limits to the public records act? I know for some records you must identify yourself and if you do not then records... View More

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answered on Feb 25, 2024

While public information such as social media posts, flight trackers, and jail logs are accessible to anyone, there are limitations to how this information can be used. Misuse of public information can occur when it is used in ways that infringe upon privacy rights, harass individuals, or violate... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights and Internet Law for Kansas on
Q: Can I get in trouble if I received a “ personal photo” even tho I’ve been in a fully committed relationship for 2 years

I’m 18 years of age and my girlfriend is 17 years of age, of consent in my state is 16 years old and we have been enough fully committed relationship for two years and been having some tension between parents When her dad stumbled upon a photo she had sent me sometime back and is now threatening... View More

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answered on Dec 29, 2023

In Kansas, the age of consent is indeed 16, which generally pertains to the legality of sexual activities. However, it's important to understand that laws regarding the possession and distribution of explicit photos are different and can be more complex, especially when minors are involved.... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Personal Injury, Products Liability and Internet Law for Kansas on
Q: I'm looking to create an online course that shows people how to overcome panic attacks and chronic anxiety. Need advice.

I'd like to know what I can or can not say or do within my course, as well as the sales letter for it. I want to abide by the law, etc. I personally beat chronic anxiety and panic attacks with more natural approaches and techniques, and want to include them in the course.

Peter N. Munsing
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answered on Dec 29, 2017

Avoid plagiarizing copywrited materials. You need to include advice as to when a person should consult a therapist or doctor.

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