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Oct 7, 2022

November election to decide Kansas Supreme Court climate, constitutional amendments - Kansas Reflector

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In November, five of Kansas’ six Supreme Court judges are up for retention votes, and two constitutional amendments will be decided. (Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)
In November, five of Kansas’ six Supreme Court judges are up for retention votes, and two constitutional amendments will be decided. (Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)
Sep 30, 2022

How does the Sedgwick County jail handle people with mental illness? Sometimes, a restraint chair. | KMUW

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The Sedgwick County jail uses restraint chairs to handle people with mental illness. Celia Hack / KMUW
The Sedgwick County jail uses restraint chairs to handle people with mental illness. Celia Hack / KMUW
Sep 30, 2022

ACLU sends letter to Gardner police for First Amendment rights violation

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas sent a letter to the city of Gardner Police Department for alleged First Amendment rights violations against a volunteer political canvasser.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas sent a letter to the city of Gardner Police Department for alleged First Amendment rights violations against a volunteer political canvasser.

Sep 28, 2022

How transgender hate in governor's race and schools harms Kansas kids - Kansas Reflector

D.C. Hiegert, an American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas legal fellow focusing on LGBTQ issues, and Brenan Riffel, a Kansas Reflector columnist and University of Kansas graduate student, talk with opinion...

D.C. Hiegert, an American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas legal fellow focusing on LGBTQ issues, and Brenan Riffel, a Kansas Reflector columnist and University of Kansas graduate student, talk with opinion...

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Sep 28, 2022

ACLU of Kansas: Legislature needs to fix ‘endless probation’ - Kansas Reflector

“The ACLU is hopeful Ms. Garrett will have her constitutional rights vindicated in the lower court, and that her criminal judge will recognize that continuing Ms. Garrett on state supervision indefinitely...

“The ACLU is hopeful Ms. Garrett will have her constitutional rights vindicated in the lower court, and that her criminal judge will recognize that continuing Ms. Garrett on state supervision indefinitely...

Kasper Schirer appears before a Kansas Court of Appeals panel to argue against a state law that allows his client’s probation to be extended indefinitely. (Kansas Reflector screen capture from court video)
Kasper Schirer appears before a Kansas Court of Appeals panel to argue against a state law that allows his client’s probation to be extended indefinitely. (Kansas Reflector screen capture from court video)
Sep 26, 2022

Court allows Kansas Two Step case to move forward – North Denver News

The ACLU claimed that the Kansas Two Step is part of a strategy to get drivers to talk to them without a lawyer present. Troopers in both stops and the head of the highway patrol are being sued personally...

The ACLU claimed that the Kansas Two Step is part of a strategy to get drivers to talk to them without a lawyer present. Troopers in both stops and the head of the highway patrol are being sued personally...

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