Addressing two certified questions of law, arising from an involuntarily retired superintendent of the Kansas Highway Patrol’s federal lawsuit against the governor of Kansas and various state officials, in which he alleges that they denied him due process and tortiously interfered with a business relationship when they refused to continue his civil service employment, the Kansas Supreme Court holds that K.S.A. 74-2113 defines the rank of major within the classified service under the Kansas Civil Service Act, and state law doesn’t require a former KHP superintendent or assistant superintendent to serve another six-month probationary period when exercising their right to ...
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American Conference Institute’s 14th Annual Advanced Forum on False Claims and Qui Tam Enforcement returns to New York City, January 28–29, 2027. Brenna Jenny, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, U...