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Kan. Sup. Ct. R. 713

Referrals and Evaluations

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

(a) Generally. During a character and fitness investigation, the prior conduct of an applicant for admission to the Kansas bar may demonstrate the need for further inquiry into the applicant’s substance-abuse history or mental health. The admissions attorney, Attorney Admissions Review Committee, or Board of Law Examiners may take any of the following actions when further inquiry is needed:

(1) refer an applicant to the Kansas Lawyers Assistance Program;

(2) select a qualified professional to conduct a substance-abuse evaluation of the applicant; and

(3) in an exceptional circumstance, select a qualified professional to conduct a psychological or psychiatric evaluation.

(b) Evaluation Expense. The expense of an evaluation conducted under this rule will be paid out of the bar admission fee fund.

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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