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Kan. Sup. Ct. R. 704

Attorney Admissions Office

activein force · 2022-07-01 – presentact-effective-date

(a) Generally. The Supreme Court designates an Attorney Admissions office in the Office of Judicial Administration.

(b) Duties. The Attorney Admissions office has the following duties:

(1) receiving and processing applications for admission to the Kansas bar;

(2) administering the bar examination;

(3) maintaining records involving application and admission to the bar;

(4) designating a secretary to record the minutes of the Board of Law Examiners’ meetings;

(5) reporting to and assisting the Board regarding test administration, accommodations, and results;

(6) serving as a liaison between the public, the Board, and the Supreme Court on all matters involving admission to the bar; and

(7) assisting with other matters as directed by the Board or the Supreme Court.

History

[History: New rule adopted effective July 1, 2022.]

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www.kscourts.gov
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2026-09-16
Edition
2026-09-16
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