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Kansas lawmakers urge AG to release report on August 2023 raid on local newspaper

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Kansas lawmakers urge the state’s attorney general on Tuesday to release a report containing information on an August 11, 2023 police raid on a local weekly newspaper in the state. The post Kansas lawmakers urge AG to release report on August 2023 raid on local newspaper appeared first on JURIST - News.

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Kansas prosecutors find police had ‘insufficient evidence’ to raid local newspaper office

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Police in Marion County, Kansas must return items seized during an August 11 raid of a local newspaper office after Marion County Attorney Joel Ensey found on Wednesday that police had “insufficient evidence” to search the office in the first place.

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County Attorney Rejects Warrant Used In Raid Of Small Kansas Newspaper, Asks Court To Force Cops To Return Seized Devices

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The post County Attorney Rejects Warrant Used In Raid Of Small Kansas Newspaper, Asks Court To Force Cops To Return Seized Devices appeared first on Above the Law.

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Kansas to Upgrade its Victim Notification System

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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt has announced enhancements to the state’s victim notification system. The changes came after a Kansas domestic violence report showed 22,593 domestic violence incidents were reported to law enforcement, an incident every 23 minutes.

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Supreme Court declines to consider appeal to reinstate Kansas voter ID law

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The US Supreme Court refused Monday to review an appeal seeking to reinstate Kansas’ voter identification law. The appeal cited an Indiana voter identification law requiring a photo identification presented when voting in person as justification for Kansas’ requirements: This Court’s decision in Crawford v.

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Kansas man pleads guilty to federal hate crime for targeting Black man

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A Kansas man pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday for threatening a Black man with a knife simply because of the man’s race. Colton Donner was driving through a residential neighborhood in Paola, Kansas, in September of 2019 when he saw the victim walking along the sidewalk. ” U.S.

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Kris Kobach Might Be The Next Attorney General Of Kansas So Let’s All Remember That He’s So Bad At Law A Judge Ordered Him To Take Remedial Classes

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The post Kris Kobach Might Be The Next Attorney General Of Kansas So Let’s All Remember That He’s So Bad At Law A Judge Ordered Him To Take Remedial Classes appeared first on Above the Law. But the briefs are going to be hilarious.

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