First subpoenas issued in BioCore inquisition
A Kansas judge approved the first subpoenas in the district court inquisition into BioCore Inc. of Topeka. Attorney General Stovall’s office can compel witnesses or documents as the private, closed sessions proceed. The probe follows reports on BioCore and its ties to state politicians.
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Predators seek chance at release after Supreme Court ruling
Kansas cases react to 5 4 Supreme Court decision upholding indefinite confinement for violent sex offenders after prison terms. Donald Hunt and nine others say they will continue treatment and strive for release while noting concerns about potential abuse of the law.
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