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Inmates to microfilm old Kansas court records pilot
Kansas lawmakers consider a pilot at Kansas State Prison Lansing where 15 inmates will microfilm Brown County court records. If successful, 45 to 60 inmates could work on additional counties. The plan costs about 100000 dollars for the pilot with 17000 more requested for equipment. Security concerns persist among district clerks and rival firms, but officials say inmates provide control and cheap storage.
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Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Kansas State Prison
Lansing
Brown County
Kansas Department of Corrections
Paul Schwartz
Kansas Supreme Court
Corrections Department
Schwartz
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dave Miller
R-Eudora
Judicial Branch
Micro Security Inc
Hutchinson
Gerald Kinser
Kinser
Department of Corrections
David Knudson
Saline County
Secretary of Corrections
Knudson
Betty Just
Lans