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    Ex-staffer appointed as Kansas Supreme Court’s new justice

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    By KMAN Staff on March 11, 2020 State News
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    TOPEKA — Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly has named an attorney who said he’s similar in temperament to former Chief Justice Lawton Nuss to replace Nuss as a Kansas Supreme Court justice.

    Lawrence attorney K.J. Wall also formerly worked for the state’s highest court overseeing special projects and research for justices in death penalty cases.

    The 49-year-old Wall was most recently a partner in law firm that represents rural Kansas hospitals and previously worked as an attorney for a Minnesota-based insurance company.

    He will join a seven-member court that has faced criticism from conservative Republican legislators over abortion, school funding and death penalty rulings.

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