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House Concurrent Resolution No. 5023, if adopted, would not authorize the submission of a proposition to rescind 1972 House Concurrent Resolution No. 1155 to the voters at the time of the 1978 general election or at any other election. If adopted, the resolution would have no legal effect whatever, and would not authorize the expenditure of state funds for such an election, nor would it authorize the calling and holding of any such election by the Secretary of State or any other official. If, for any reason, the resolution were passed and the proposition submitted to the voters, approval thereof would have no effect on the 1972 ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment by the Kansas Legislature, it would not be binding upon the United States Congress, and it would not be binding upon the 1979 legislature or any subsequent session thereof.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-073
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House Concurrent Resolution No. 5023, if adopted, would not authorize the submission of a proposition to rescind 1972 House Concurrent Resolution No. 1155 to the voters at the time of the 1978 general election or at any other election. If adopted, the resolution would have no legal effect whatever, and would not authorize the expenditure of state funds for such an election, nor would it authorize the calling and holding of any such election by the Secretary of State or any other official. If, for any reason, the resolution were passed and the proposition submitted to the voters, approval thereof would have no effect on the 1972 ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment by the Kansas Legislature, it would not be binding upon the United States Congress, and it would not be binding upon the 1979 legislature or any subsequent session thereof.
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House Concurrent Resolution No. 5023, if adopted, would not authorize the submission of a proposition to rescind 1972 House Concurrent Resolution No. 1155 to the voters at the time of the 1978 general election or at any other election. If adopted, the resolution would have no legal effect whatever, and would not authorize the expenditure of state funds for such an election, nor would it authorize the calling and holding of any such election by the Secretary of State or any other official. If, for any reason, the resolution were passed and the proposition submitted to the voters, approval thereof would have no effect on the 1972 ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment by the Kansas Legislature, it would not be binding upon the United States Congress, and it would not be binding upon the 1979 legislature or any subsequent session thereof.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-033
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Steel traps which may be set for coyotes are not limited in number by the provisions of K.S.A. 32-158.
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Steel traps which may be set for coyotes are not limited in number by the provisions of K.S.A. 32-158.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-244
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For purposes of licensure by endorsement as provided by K.S.A. 65-2833, Guam is a "territory."
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For purposes of licensure by endorsement as provided by K.S.A. 65-2833, Guam is a "territory."
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-303
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The requirement of K.S.A. 1976 Supp. 25-3602(c) that the circulator of each petition verify, at the end of each set of documents carried by such person, that the circulator personally witnessed the signing of the petition by each person whose name appears thereon is mandatory, and any petition lacking the verification is legally insufficient to authorize the calling of an election therefor.
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The requirement of K.S.A. 1976 Supp. 25-3602(c) that the circulator of each petition verify, at the end of each set of documents carried by such person, that the circulator personally witnessed the signing of the petition by each person whose name appears thereon is mandatory, and any petition lacking the verification is legally insufficient to authorize the calling of an election therefor.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-126
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Any citizen, whether a resident of this state or of another state, is entitled to access to documents which are public records under K.S.A. 45-201.
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Any citizen, whether a resident of this state or of another state, is entitled to access to documents which are public records under K.S.A. 45-201.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-368
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A city may by charter ordinance exempt itself from the issue limitations of K.S.A. 12-621, and authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds in amounts greater than that authorized by said statute.
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A city may by charter ordinance exempt itself from the issue limitations of K.S.A. 12-621, and authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds in amounts greater than that authorized by said statute.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1974-073
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"You advise that Governor Docking has furnished three executive reorganization orders to the Legislature ... and that these orders were "received at approximately 5:30 o'clock P.M., after the Senate and the House adjourned, on the 30th day after convening. ... The orders were in fact presented to employees of the House and Senate who remained on duty for the purpose of receiving them. Article I, สน 6 of the Kansas Constitution requires the Governor to transmit such orders "to the legislature within the first thirty calendar days of any regular session." ... Nothing in this language requires, in our view, that an order transmitted on the thirtieth calendar day of any regular session be transmitted while either the House of Representatives or the Senate remains in session on that day. It is sufficient, in our view, if the order is transmitted prior to 12:00 P.M. on the thirtieth day, and accepted by officers or employees of the Legislature prior to that time."
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"You advise that Governor Docking has furnished three executive reorganization orders to the Legislature ... and that these orders were "received at approximately 5:30 o'clock P.M., after the Senate and the House adjourned, on the 30th day after convening. ... The orders were in fact presented to employees of the House and Senate who remained on duty for the purpose of receiving them. Article I, สน 6 of the Kansas Constitution requires the Governor to transmit such orders "to the legislature within the first thirty calendar days of any regular session." ... Nothing in this language requires, in our view, that an order transmitted on the thirtieth calendar day of any regular session be transmitted while either the House of Representatives or the Senate remains in session on that day. It is sufficient, in our view, if the order is transmitted prior to 12:00 P.M. on the thirtieth day, and accepted by officers or employees of the Legislature prior to that time."
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-287
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A public defender who is appointed pursuant to K.S.A. 22-4517 does not hold any immunity of public officers from liability for acts performed in providing defense services to accused persons, and is exposed to the same professional liability for acts and omissions in the representation of such persons as a privately retained attorney.
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A public defender who is appointed pursuant to K.S.A. 22-4517 does not hold any immunity of public officers from liability for acts performed in providing defense services to accused persons, and is exposed to the same professional liability for acts and omissions in the representation of such persons as a privately retained attorney.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-068
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Cases of child abuse or neglect must be promptly reported to the statutorily designated court or agency and such reports made to other agencies or organizations not specified by statute are not substitutes for the statutorily required reporting and there is no statutory immunity from liability arising out of reports made to agencies or organizations not specified by statute.
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Cases of child abuse or neglect must be promptly reported to the statutorily designated court or agency and such reports made to other agencies or organizations not specified by statute are not substitutes for the statutorily required reporting and there is no statutory immunity from liability arising out of reports made to agencies or organizations not specified by statute.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1977-071
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A rule proposed for adoption by the Joint Committee on Special Claims restricting compensation which a claimant may pay to an attorney retained to represent the claimant before the committee is unnecessary, for such contingent fee agreement is already prohibited by K.S.A. 1976 Supp. 46-267.
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A rule proposed for adoption by the Joint Committee on Special Claims restricting compensation which a claimant may pay to an attorney retained to represent the claimant before the committee is unnecessary, for such contingent fee agreement is already prohibited by K.S.A. 1976 Supp. 46-267.