City leaders weigh body camera policy in Lawrence
Lawrence plans more than 500000 in body cameras for officers this year but policy details remain. The city seeks rules on when cameras are on, access to footage, and officer discretion while balancing privacy, safety, and transparency as Commissioner Jennifer Ananda pushes equity and justice in police incidents.
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Unsettled question of social media discipline at KU
A Kansas University student affairs administrator is immune from damages after a student expelled for social media posts. The Tenth Circuit affirmed dismissal of the case, noting the First Amendment issue remains unsettled. The ruling centers on off campus speech and university or Title IX protections.
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Record-setting sprinter Monroe weighs a KU future in 1951
In 1951 Liberty Memorial High School senior Monroe ran a 48.9 second quarter mile, the second-fastest state time, hoping to attract Kansas University track coaches. He chose KU despite multiple scholarships elsewhere, amid the era's racial barriers.
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