Kansas judge rebuts state attorneys’ conflict of interest suggestion in anti-abortion law case
TOPEKA — A Kansas judge declined to pause his decision-making in a consequential abortion law case after state attorneys said his application to fill a vacancy on the Kansas Supreme Court causes a conflict of interest. Johnson County District Court Judge K. Christopher Jayaram said Monday in a memo the state’s request appeared “pretextual and […]
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