To cruise or not to cruise
ORIGINAL SOURCE: Newstalk KZRG First Amendment or the safety of the community? When the residents of Columbus, Kansas, ...
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Threading Liberation Day in Kansas
Threading Liberation Day in Kansas The state kills a nutty licensing rule after an immigrant sues. The Editorial Board |...
25 July, 2022 No comment -
This Kansas dog trainer is fighting for his constitutional rights in court. Here’s why.
DECEMBER 1, 2022 Your home is your castle. For most people, that is. But not if your job is to teach a dog to point or r...
06 December, 2022 No comment -
State, local coronavirus orders face challenges in Kansas
BY JOHN HANNA ASSOCIATED PRESS POSTED MAY 11, 2020 TOPEKA, KS (AP) — State and local orders still in place for checking ...
11 May, 2020 No comment
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Kansas Policy Institute Forms Legal Center
Kansas Policy Institute is pleased to announce that Kansas native Sam MacRoberts is joining us as General Counsel for our new public interest litigation center – Kansas Justice Institute. Kansas Justice Institute is a public-interest litigation firm protecting...
10 March, 2019 No comment -
Kansas Justice Institute in the spotlight
Join host James Franko, vice president, and policy director of KPI, as he discusses why the launch of the new litigation center, Kansas Justice Institute, is big news for the constitutional rights of ALL Kansans. James interviews Sam MacRoberts, litigation dir...
18 June, 2019 No comment -
Kansas’ unjust forfeiture law amounts to policing for profit
BY SAMUEL G. MACROBERTS SPECIAL TO THE STAR MAY 21, 2019 08:32 PM, UPDATED MAY 22, 2019 11:17 AM Kansas has one of the worst forfeiture laws in the nation. Presumption of innocence. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt. Judged by a jury of your peers. These aren’t....
20 June, 2019 No comment