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Last week KU Women in Law and the Kansas Women Attorneys Association (KWAA) hosted a panel bringing together voices and perspectives from across the legal profession.
We were grateful to be part of the conversation and connect with the next generation of legal professionals!
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I am pleased to announce the appointment of Judge K. Christopher Jayaram to the Kansas Supreme Court. Judge Jayaram has dedicated his career to the thoughtful and impartial application of the law, and I know he will serve Kansans with fairness and integrity.
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Congratulations Justice Jayaram!
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Larkin E. Walsh has filed for judicial retention for Supreme Court Justice, Position 6. #ksleg
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Kansas Senate president & GOP gubernatorial hopeful Ty Masterson lets the cat out of the bag -- the constitutional amendment to elect Kansas Supreme Court justices will lead to outlawing abortion and de-funding public schools. marionrecord.com/direct/cand…
The Kansas Court of Appeals is hearing oral argument this week. Panels will hear cases in Topeka, Wichita, and Olathe.
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Kansas Legal Services was proud to participate in the 2026 KSOR Resettlement Convening. We were proud to have two KLS team members present at the convening, where they highlighted the practical, legislative, and judicial aspects of refugee resettlement.
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Please don't fall for the "it is democratic to elect judges" line. Kansas uses a merit selection process where every potential judge is absolutely grilled in interview, & research is done to determine qualifications & temperament for the bench. Keep PAC $ out of Kansas courts!
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Addressing Wisconsin's Lawyer Shortage: AMC Preview with Prof. Hannah Haksgaard
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Earlier today, Chief Justice Eric Rosen signed an administrative order proclaiming May 1 as Law Day in Kansas courts. Chief Judge Sarah Warner spoke on the critical work court staff do every day to keep Kansas courts running.
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KLS will be hosting an expungement and driver's license clinic on June 25th in Chase County, register today!
We continue to see a rise in scam text messages that appear to be from the Kansas Supreme Court and Kansas District Courts about a subpoena over unpaid tolls incurred with the Kansas Turnpike Authority. Ignore these requests. Do not visit the links.
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The Kansas Supreme Court & the @kansasbar Access to Justice Committees met yesterday at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. Discussions focused on making legal help more accessible.
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Supreme Court Nominating Commission releases interview schedule, brief applicant biographies, and guidelines for interviews scheduled May 21. Commission is seeking to fill a vacancy created when Justice Marla Luckert retired March 28.
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Involved in a small claims court case? Check out the Small Claims Court page on our new online self-help center. Be prepared for court and know what to expect for your case.
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Earlier this week, the Court of Appeals heard two cases at Colby Community College. Judges Angela Coble and Jacy Hurst and Chief Judge Paula Hofaker of the 17th Judicial District visited with students afterwards.
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Four judges and three attorneys applied by a noon deadline to fill a Kansas Supreme Court vacancy created when Justice Marla Luckert retired March 28. The nominating commission meets at 11 a.m. April 21 to discuss interview dates.
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