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Professor Richard E. Levy will discuss issues surrounding independence in adjudication under the Kansas Administrative Procedure Act (KAPA) and the Kansas Judicial Review Act (KJRA), which have been the focus of significant legislative attention over the last two years. He will discuss amendments to KAPA adopted last year, the study of additional issues by the Interim Committee on the Judiciary, and the legislative history of HB 2518, which was considered by the House and Senate this spring. Issues addressed will include the authority of agency heads to conduct hearings, agency review of decisions by hearing officers in the Office of Administrative Hearings, separation of functions and limits on ex parte communication, and the scope of judicial review when agencies reverse hearing officer findings.
This class presents update on theories available for the recovery of fees and expenses, despite "The American Rule."
This presentation will give updates on recent developments in food, beverage and pet food litigation.
Do you rewrite your sentence to avoid having to decide whether to use "that" or "which"? Do you debate whether to include the comma or not? Do you just write it anyway and hope no one will notice? Take the stress out of grammar and punctuation by (re)learning some simple rules. Cheat sheet handouts will be provided.
Judge Terry Bullock will discuss recent developments in attorney discipline cases and new Kansas ethics cases and related topics.
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