Kansas Rules News Today

State Sen. Elaine Bowers, R-Concordia, 36th Dist. Courtesy photo SENAT

The Senate concluded committee meetings this week and will have a four-day week next week to complete the regular part of the 2024 legislative session. A number of bills were passed, including those related to professional employer organizations, child death review, and veterans services. Legislative townhalls have been conducted, with more scheduled in the upcoming…

The Kansas Supreme Court reinstated Brad Pistotnik's Kansas law license on Jan. 19.

In a follow-up to a story KSHB 41 News has been following for years, a watchdog agency that serves as an arm of the Kansas Supreme Court has dismissed a complaint against Johnson County DA Steve Howe.

KSNF/KODE — The Kansas Supreme Court must now decide if a Kansas attorney, who was suspended from practicing law in 2018, will be suspended once again for violating the Kansas Rules of Professional Conduct. Kevin Cure, the former Galena City Attorney, got his law license back in March 2021 after an 18-month suspension. His suspension […]

A disciplinary complaint brought by the Douglas County sheriff against the Douglas County district attorney has been dismissed, but a review committee has found

Updated at 4:44 p.m. Thursday, May 11 A disciplinary hearing has been scheduled with the Kansas Office of the Disciplinary Administrator for Douglas C

Jurors acquitted a man Monday on one count linked to a 2021 homicide. A hung jury resulted in a mistrial being declared on two other charges he faced.

Less than half of the 20 district attorneys serving the state's largest population centers have written Brady/Giglio rules.

Kansans have multiple options to cast their ballot safely and securely: voting in person on Election Day, advance in person or advance by mail.