Kansas Statutes § 20-3013 Principal offices of court of appeals in Topeka; courtroom and quarters; authority to hold court in any county; facilities provided by district court chief judge.
The court of appeals must keep its principal offices in Topeka, and the secretary of administration must provide courtroom and office quarters there. A hearing panel may sit in any county to hear oral arguments, and if it sits outside Topeka the local district chief judge must supply a courtroom, office space, and need
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The court of appeals must keep its principal offices in Topeka, and the secretary of administration must provide courtroom and office quarters there. A hearing panel may sit in any county to hear oral arguments, and if it sits outside Topeka the local district chief judge must supply a courtroom, office space, and needed personnel.
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Kansas Statutes § 20-3013 Principal offices of court of appeals in Topeka; courtroom and quarters; authority to hold court in any county; facilities provided by district court chief judge.
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