Family fights for right to sue KU over fraternity drinking
Attorney Paul Hasty Jr.represents Phi Gamma Delta argues against altering liability rules as the case moves forward. KU attorney Sara Trower says the university had limited oversight of fraternities, while justices question tailgating at football games and state alcohol rules. The court warned an opinion could arrive by May 14.
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Case argues bondsmen limits before Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court heard Charles Burhans appeal after a 2002 Lawrence incident where he entered a home while pursuing a fugitive. Attorneys debated whether bail bondsmen have broad authority to arrest suspects, with justices skeptical of entering third party homes. A ruling is not expected until mid May.
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New trial sought in alleyway mugging case in Lawrence
Lawrence woman Sonji Daniels seeks a new trial contending police coerced testimony from her 12 year old son during the 2001 robbery of James Lewis. Daniels was convicted of aiding aggravated robbery conspiracy and endangering a child and sentenced to five and a half years. Other co-defendants include Dewayne Moss who pled guilty to aggravated robbery and a juvenile who pled no contest to conspiracy.
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Concealed Carry Debated in State Legislature
Supporters rally for expanded gun rights as Rep. L Candy Ruff backs a concealed carry bill while opponents warn of potential violence. The 1995 statute remains limited, with only a few states still lacking broad permission. The House previously approved the measure 78 to 45 but fell short of a veto override.
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Committee OKs tax franchise change in Kansas
The Kansas House Taxation Committee approved a bill by Rep. Tom Holland to exempt businesses with net worth $1 million or less from the franchise tax, shifting to a graduated tax. The measure aims to curb the tax's regressive impact on small firms.
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