Senate backs two year funding for Kansas courts
The Kansas Senate endorsed a two year judicial funding bill, with funding at risk if the Kansas Supreme Court overturns the 2014 law that ends the court’s power to name district chief judges. The measure, sent to the House, faces an up or down vote and possible gubernatorial approval.
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Law class aids real world trafficking victims at KU
Kansas University clinical associate professor Katie Cronin led KU's first Human Trafficking Law and Policy course this spring. Law students earned credit and handled real cases, exposing them to many legal areas affected by trafficking as they connect victims to medical and legal help starting in the emergency room.
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Wichita civic hacking group Open Wichita forms to solve city problems
Seth Etter launches Open Wichita a civic hacking effort to use public data to fix community issues and boost government transparency. The city of Wichita backs the effort with IT support and plans a kickoff June 6 on the National Day of Civic Hacking, inviting broad participation and future monthly meetings.
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