Corporate Farming under Legal Scrutiny
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller said investigations focus on out of state corporations allegedly violating state law by owning or managing more than 5000 acres, selling stock to over 10 holders, or lacking resident incorporators. Civil actions to dissolve or enjoin such corporations are possible. concerns include risk to small farmers and potential trade restraint.
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Miller Appeals Club Ruling In Great Bend Raid Case
The Kansas attorney general argues the raid on the American Legion club at Great Bend was justified under private club licensing provisions and seeks to overturn a district ruling suppressing evidence. The brief raises whether consent to enter any time without a warrant can be required and if officers in the raid may rely on that consent under the act. The Supreme Court will hear the appeal.
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