A lunchtime conversation has led to an unprecedented ethics investigation of a Kansas Supreme Court justice. Lawton Nuss reportedly discussed school finance alternatives with two state lawmakers in March as legislators debated proposals to satisfy court mandates to increase school funding. Nuss, who removed himself from the school finance lawsuit after the court's chief justice learned of the conversation, has until June 1 to respond to the complaint.
May 22, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A lunchtime conversation about school-funding legislation has led to an unprecedented ethics investigation of a Kansas Supreme Court justice.
Justice Lawton Nuss had lunch with two state lawmakers at a Mexican restaurant in March as legislators were debating proposals to satisfy court mandates to increase school funding.
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