Supreme Court upholds state family leave rules
The Supreme Court rules 6 to 3 that state workers have the right to 12 weeks of family leave under the 1993 federal act. The decision preserves federal power to require states to extend FMLA benefits to their employees, with Chief Justice Rehnquist writing for the majority. Justice Stevens joined the agreement, while Justices Scalia Kennedy and Thomas dissented.
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Kansas Supreme Court to hear party switch cases in two resignations
The Kansas Supreme Court will hear arguments at 1:30 p m Wednesday in Rita Cline s Shawnee County treasurer case and will rule on Woodson County sheriff case involving Michael Hinnen Both cases raise whether GOP or Democratic affiliation governs successor appointments after officials who won as Democrats later switched parties before resigning Sebelius s office seeks guidance while Thornburgh notes rare dual cases and unclear law
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