Kansas voters set to decide whether state Supreme Court justices should be elected
Kansas voters are scheduled to decide Aug. 4 whether to replace the state’s appointment-and-retention system for Supreme Court justices with direct elections.
Kansas voters are scheduled to decide Aug. 4 whether to replace the state’s appointment-and-retention system for Supreme Court justices with direct elections.
A Providence County judge ruled that state Rep. K. Joseph Shekarchi was permitted to apply for a Rhode Island Supreme Court seat, leaving the nomination, confirmation and separate ethics questions unresolved.