Enacting the Kansas transparency in consumer legal funding act.

Added a new subsection defining voluntary withdrawal from a conspiracy as a valid defense, requiring the accused to communicate this withdrawal to co-conspirators before any overt act is committed.

Corrected line breaks and page footers to ensure consistent formatting and proper line numbering throughout the document.

Removed all provisions related to consumer legal funding, including definitions of 'consumer legal funding,' disclosure requirements for funding contracts, and rules for funding companies.

Added a new scope focusing on crimes, punishment, and criminal procedure, specifically addressing attempts, conspiracy, and privacy breaches.

Introduced new penalties for attempted crimes, including specific severity rankings for 'off-grid' felonies and reduced sentencing for drug-related felonies.

Established specific conditions for enhanced penalties, such as when the victim is under 14 years of age or the offender is 18 years of age or older.

Removed all provisions related to criminal attempts, conspiracy, and sentencing guidelines for crimes like breach of privacy and child exploitation.

Added new definitions for key terms including 'consumer legal funding,' 'consumer legal funding company,' and 'charges' to clarify what the law covers.

Mandated that funding contracts be written in plain English, fully filled out before signing, and include a 10-day right of rescission allowing consumers to cancel without penalty.

Required contracts to clearly disclose all fees, the maximum amount the consumer must pay, and a detailed payment schedule.

Stipulated that if a consumer loses their lawsuit, they owe nothing to the funding company unless they committed fraud or breached the contract.