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Opinion
Is the Kansas judicial nominating commission failing our farmers and ranchers?
As someone who has been involved in the practice of law and/or legal education for the past 35 years, I find myself returning frequently to a foundational truth: a court’s legitimacy relies entirely on its connection to the community it serves. A judiciary isolated from the lifeblood of its state is a judiciary at risk of institutional blind spots.