Kansas Supreme Court dismisses Gov. Kelly's lawsuit against Attorney General Kris Kobach
The court confirmed that only the Attorney General can represent Kansas in court, while affirming the Governor's independent voice in executive branch litigation.
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Kansas governor, attorney general both declare victory in Supreme Court decision on executive power
Kansas Supreme Court Justice Caleb Stegall, right, authored the majority opinion in a downsized dispute on litigation authority held by Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly and Republican Attorney General Kris Kobach. Justice Dan Biles, left, joined a dissenting opinion in the case. This is an image from January 2025 when the justices were in the Kansas Capitol. (Photo by Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — A divided Kansas Supreme Court issued a nar…
Supreme Court dismisses governor’s lawsuit against Kobach
The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday dismissed Gov. Laura Kelly's petition seeking to stop Attorney General Kris Kobach from stepping on her power to join litigation that she says protects Kansas from overreach of the Trump administration. "The specific legal challenges the governor brings (and the relief she seeks) have changed over the course of this action — morphing from important and far-reaching constitutional claims requiring prompt resol…
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