6th Judicial District Nominating Commission announces interview schedule ... News Releases ...
News Releases TOPEKA—A Kansas Court of Appeals panel will hear oral argument October 20 in Wichita, and it will be the last docket for one of the court’s judges before he retires early next year. The ...
News Releases TOPEKA—A Kansas Court of Appeals panel will hear oral argument Wednesday, October 21, in Hugoton. The panel will hear oral arguments in two cases starting at 9:30 a.m. at the Stevens ...
Judge Cline joined the Court of Appeals after a 20-year career litigating cases across Kansas. As a lawyer, Judge Cline represented clients in state and federal courts as well as before a variety of ...
Justice Larkin Walsh is from the Kansas City metro area. She earned her law degree at the University of Kansas School of Law. Prior to private practice, she was a law clerk for the Kansas Supreme ...
Judge Kim R. Schroeder was born in Winfield and raised in Hugoton, Kansas. He attended community college in Liberal and undergraduate and law school in Topeka at Washburn University. After a private ...
(a) Generally. A party aggrieved by a decision of the Court of Appeals may petition the Supreme Court for discretionary review under K.S.A. 20-3018. In this rule, “decision” means any formal or ...
Supreme Court Rule 25 allows certain external justice partners to have expanded access to information in the Kansas eCourt case management system. External justice partners approved to request ...
The Kansas Judicial Branch Court Interpreter Orientation is hosted by Johnson County Community College (JCCC) on its Continuing Education website. You will not be charged a registration fee. First, go ...
(2) the file or record must not be taken outside the county unless authorized by the clerk or a court order; and (3) the file or record must be returned in its original condition. (c) Court Services ...
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(a) Title and Right to Use Certificate. (1) Title. A person issued a certificate has the right to use the title “Certified Court Reporter” or “C.C.R.” A person with a certificate issued prior to July ...
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