Kansas Office of Judicial Administration

The Kansas Supreme Court conducts special dockets in different communities throughout the state as part of its ongoing outreach to familiarize Kansans with the court, its work, and the overall role of the Kansas judiciary. This time, they're visiting Maize! You can attend the Court's special session on Wednesday, November 5 at Maize South High School. The justices will hear one cast starting at 6:30 p.m. Local high school students and members of the public are invited to attend. #KSCourts

Chief Justice Marla Luckert released a statement yesterday in response to questions about her health. #KSCourts

Yesterday, the Kansas Court of Appeals heard two cases at Kansas City Kansas Community College. The three-judge panel of Judges Jacy Hurst, Kathryn Gardner, and Lori Bolton Fleming visited with students afterwards. The Court of Appeals hears oral arguments monthly at locations across Kansas as part of ongoing outreach to engage college and university students and the public, and to help Kansans understand the role of appellate courts. More photos: https://buff.ly/ftaQtNx #KSCourts

Yesterday, the Kansas Court of Appeals three-judge panel of Judges Amy Fellows Cline and Lesley Ann Isherwood, along with District Judge Courtney D. Boehm, heard two cases at Hutchinson Community College. The Court of Appeals hears oral arguments monthly at locations across Kansas. The October visits are part of ongoing outreach by the court to engage college and university students and the public, to help Kansans understand the role of appellate courts. More photos: https://buff.ly/vG88wTt #KSCourts

District Magistrate Judge Keith Whitney will retire November 4 after serving 29 years in the 16th Judicial District. #KSCourts

Ellen House worked in the 18th Judicial District for 29 years. She will serve as honorary bailiff when the Kansas Supreme Court visits Maize South High School November 5. #KSCourts Maize USD 266 Sedgwick County Government

The Kansas Supreme Court adopted a new rule for remote hearings and appearances today. The rule takes effect immediately. #KSCourts

Chief Justice Marla Luckert will not sit with the Kansas Supreme Court when it convenes for its docket October 27 through 30. #KSCourts

Today, the Kansas Court of Appeals heard cases at Hutchinson Community College and Kansas City Kansas Community College. The three-judge panels invited area high school and college students to attend the sessions. More photos will be posted soon. #KSCourts

Kansas judicial branch courts and court offices are closed today to observe Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples' Day. #KSCourts