My question involves criminal law for the state of: kansas
Long story short, my girlfriend was wrongfully charged with domestic battery. I'm aware Kansas is aggressive with domestic charges but I'm looking for any possible advice that may help with her charges being dropped. Basically, my girlfriend and I got into an argument at the lake and someone called the sheriff's with a report of violence. We were pulled aside and questioned, the sheriff's were very direct and adamant that kansas law required someone be responsible for this situation. They kept asking who hit who, and they put the words into my girlfriend's mouth apparently, because they eventually got her to admit to hitting me -- eventhough she never touched me. Before the words left her mouth she was arrested. I had red marks on my chest which the cops took pictures of -- the marks definitely were not from her, as I had a very active day on the lake. I did everything I could to convince the cops this was a misunderstanding and the only answer they could give me back was "state law". I completed a voluntary police statement saying she never touched me and this was a misunderstanding. Any possible advice towards this situation would be GREATLY appreciated. Can I call the sheriff's office, testify in court, vouch for her??...anything?? Thanks!

