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​​AGGRESSIVE CRIMINAL DEFENSE 
Whether you are being charged with a crime in Johnson County, or anywhere across Kansas, you need aggressive representation. Being charged with any crime is a frightening, confusing and dangerous position to be in. Avoiding the inevitable will only make matters worse. Don't wait! If you have questions about the below charges, or any other, click the below link or call today (913) 602-7288.
Simple & Aggravated Assault 
Simple & Aggravated Battery 
Burglary
Child Abuse
Rape
Sentencing Departure Requests
Sex Assault
Theft
DUI (Driving Under the Influence)
Embezzlement

All Kanas Sex Crimes
Forgery
Protection from Abuse (PFA)
Drug Crimes
Telephone Harassment
No case is too big or too small. You deserve to have your rights protected and your questions answered. Call Attorney T. Morton NOW 913-602-7288.

OVERLAND PARK,KANSAS CRIMINAL PENALTIES & DEFENSE

​JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY
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If you are facing, or under investigation for, Johnson County, Kansas criminal charges, your potential consequences reach far beyond the charge itself.  Consider that you may:
  • Be taken into custody and serve time in prison or jail;
  • Suffer loss of employment and future employment;
  • The public will have access to the details of your crimes;
  • Be ordered to pay significant fees and fines;
  • Suffer loss of parental rights;
  • Be placed on court ordered supervision; 
  • Be denied financial aid and school admission; 
  • Face charges of violating Diversion, plea agreements and/or supervision; and more.
Just the allegations can impact your entire life. Anyone accused of, or under investigation for, a crime should call a Kansas criminal defense attorney today.  (913-602-7288)
UNDERSTANDING THE KANSAS SENTENCING/PENALTY GRID
The sentencing grid below divides crimes by severity level (the vertical axis of the grid, numeric levels), and
categorizes you by your prior criminal records (the horizontal axis, levels A-I).

Kansas sex offenses (i.e. non-drug crimes) are divided into severity levels 1-10.

Your criminal history designations, level A is the most serious, if you have three or more convictions for “person” felonies (crimes committed against people). Level I is the least serious designation, if you have no criminal record or only one misdemeanor conviction.

KANSAS OFF-GRID FELONIES PENALTIES
Some crimes in Kansas are called "off-grid felonies". Most off-grid felonies are very serious crimes, punishable by the death penalty or life imprisonment. For example, if you are charged with rape of a child that is an off-grid felony, it is punishable by life in prison. 

KANSAS DUI PENALTIES
Kansas has misdemeanor and felony penalties for DUI charges. Click HERE for more information and the sentencing grid. Remember that your driving privileges will be addressed separately from your criminal charges. You likely shouldn't handle either alone. 

​​If you need help understanding your potential penalties call Attorney T. Morton NOW 913-602-7288.
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KANSAS CRIMINAL DEFENSES

Defense to Kansas Criminal Charges -Felony and Misdemeanor 
Depending on your exact charges you may have any one of the following defenses available:
  • Lack of culpable mental state (ex. intent)
  • Consent
  • Mistaken identity
  • Alibi
  • Lack of evidence
  • Improper witness interview
  • Violation of your constitutional rights (ex. no Miranda warning)
  • Improper stop, search or seizure
  • Entrapment
  • False allegations
  • Retaliation, and more.
Trying to defend yourself will likely be unsuccessful. Your innocence will not be establish because you are cooperative, provide a statement, submit to lie detector tests, etc. You need a Kansas defense attorney on your side. Call NOW 913-602-7288. 

KANSAS CRIMINAL CHARGES START TO FINISH

CLICK HERE FOR ALL OF THE BELOW TOPIC'S VIDEOS 
  • Criminal Investigation
  • Charges Filed
  • Arrest
  • Bond/Bail
  • First Appearance
  • Discovery
  • Preliminary Examination
  • Motions
  • Defendant Discovery
  • Pretrial conference 
  • Trial
  • Verdict
  • Sentencing Preparation
  • Level of Service - Risk Assessment (Pre-Sentence Investigation - PSI)
  • Sentencing ​
                                YOU NEED AN ATTORNEY
You need to know what to do next to get the best possible outcome in your case. The quicker you get ahead of your case the better outcome you can expect. Call now to schedule a consultation 
913.602.7288. ​

GET THE HELP YOU NEED

Depending on your charges you can be facing anywhere from several months to several years in the custody. Without the help of Kansas City, Kansas attorney, it is likely that your case will not go in your favor.  Attorney T. Morton can determine if you are being treated fairly and tell you your options. Call now 913.602.7288

WHY HIRE THIS ATTORNEY

  • PRICE - Fair and reasonable. 
  • QUALITY - Expect diligence in handling and resolving of your case, and communication.
  • DELIVERY - You deserve ongoing interaction and involvement in your case. Attorney T. Morton will make sure to provide you with legal services you are satisfied with.
  • RELIABILITY - You will have a clear idea what to expect. Attorney T. Morton will earn your trust through accurate, clear, honest and caring handling of your case.
  • EFFICIENCY - The timely resolution of your case is important to you and this office.  
This is a Kansas City, Kansas law office and you are number one. You are experiencing a difficult time. You need answers to your questions. Attorney T. Morton will handle your case with care and attention. Take action and call now for your consultation 913.602.7288.

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Serving Overland Park, Kansas City, Johnson County, Douglas County, Leavenworth County, Wyandotte County and all of Kansas. 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

​​WILL YOU GO TO JAIL OR TRIAL? It is possible to face jail time. Most cases are resolved without a trial, and sometimes can be resolved without jail time. Attorney T. Morton will prepare for trial nonetheless. You will be part of all conversations surrounding potential dismissal, deferment, trail prep, etc.
CAN YOU MEET OUTSIDE OF THE OFFICE? Absolutely! Typically consultation and the initial stages of your case are handled over the phone/video conference. CALL NOW 913.602.7288. 
WHEN SHOULD YOU GET AN ATTORNEY? Today! You are going into battle and you shouldn't do it alone or unarmed. There are critical deadlines, conversations, etc. that could make or break your case. ​Before you decide to accept any offers, or give statements, call for a consultation. Attorney T. Morton can help guide you. Call today @ 913.602.7288.

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​7500 College Blvd., Suite 500 (by appointment only)
Overland Park, KS 66210
Phone: 913.602.7288
Fax: 913.624.3311
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​Practice Areas

Criminal Defense
Sex Crimes
Family Law
Serving Johnson County District Court in Kansas City, Kansas.

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