News Releases TOPEKA—The Continuing Legal Education Regulators Association recently recognized Shelley Sutton, director of Continuing Legal Education and Attorney Registration, with its Holly ...
The Kansas Court of Appeals reserves certain dates each year on which to consider cases. When the Court of Appeals schedules a case to be considered, it puts the case on a docket. The Court of Appeals ...
10th Judicial District Nominating Commission announces interview schedule ... News Releases ...
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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 ...
Judge Lesley Ann Isherwood was a senior assistant district attorney for Sedgwick County before she joined the Kansas Court of Appeals. As senior assistant district attorney, she argued hundreds of ...
The Supreme Court authorized the Office of Judicial Administration to develop an efiling process to allow a prosecutor to file a case temporarily under seal in appropriate circumstances. When a ...
Judge Lori Bolton Fleming was appointed to the Kansas Court of Appeals after serving 13 years as a district judge and chief judge in the 11th Judicial District. She previously was an attorney in ...
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 ...
Judge Karen Arnold-Burger is a fourth-generation Kansan born in Kansas City, Kansas. She attended Johnson County Community College and the University of Kansas for her undergraduate degrees and earned ...
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 ...
To practice law in Kansas, you must first be admitted through a process overseen by the Kansas Board of Law Examiners. The Kansas Lawyers Assistance Program provides many different services, depending ...
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