Kansas · Kansas Statutes Annotated — Chapter 22, Criminal Procedure
K.S.A. Ch. 22 § 22-4511: Termination of appointment or reimbursement after appointment of counsel, when; counsel after proceedings begun; substitutions
What this law says, in plain English
Courts may terminate appointed counsel if a defendant becomes financially able to pay, appoint counsel if a defendant cannot afford retained counsel, and substitute appointed counsel at any stage when justice requires it.
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