Senate panel delays votes on judicial nominees in Topeka case
The U S Senate Judiciary Committee postponed votes on several federal judge nominees including Holly Teeter of Lenexa and Brett Talley amid ABA rating delays. Teeter, a KU engineering and law graduate, is an assistant U S attorney in Missouri seeking a U S District Court seat in Topeka replacing Judge Kathryn Wratil.
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Holly Lou Teeter
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Donald Trump
Diane Feinstein
California
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ABA
Brett Joseph Talley
U.S. District
Alabama
U.S
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Kansas City
Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP
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Tax dispute over Kansas nonresident status and $48.4 million payment
Revenue audited Gene Bicknell and levied a $42.5 million tax assessment for 2005 and 2006, plus interest and penalties, totaling $48.4 million. He contends a Sebelius era nonresidency program targeted high income former residents, with Brownback administration continuing the effort. The case progressed through state courts, with final orders remanded and now seeks reversal and repayment.
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Kansas Court of Tax Appeals
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Crawford County District Court
Suspect charged in multi felonies and new case hearing set
Blackwell faces three counts of aggravated robbery two counts of aggravated assault one count of aggravated burglary and kidnapping all felonies plus a misdemeanor driving to flee or elude. One assault allegedly involved threatening a 13 year old with a gun at a 24th Street home. Next hearing is Dec 12. Mugshot not released by Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.
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Man sentenced for arson and assault at Fort Leavenworth
Clifford Currie of Leavenworth was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for assault with intent to murder a female supervisor at Munson Army Health Center. He must pay 3.4 million dollars in restitution to Lt. Katie Ann Blanchard, who suffered severe injuries from a September 2016 attack involving a flammable liquid, a straight edge razor, and scissors.
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Currie
Blanchard
Munson Army Health Center
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