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D. Kan. Rule 83.1.2
Standing Orders and Mandated Rules
(a) Standing Orders. By vote of a majority of the judges, the court may from time to
time issue standing orders dealing with administrative concerns or with matters of
temporary or local significance. Each standing order, unless expressly made
effective until further order, will include the effective date and the expiration date.
Standing orders have the same force and effect as other rules of the court. They are
numbered consecutively by calendar year (e.g., 98-1) and are located on the court’s
website under Local Rules. They must be cited as D. Kan. S.O. 98-1, e.g.
(b) Mandated Rules. Mandated rules are those adopted (1) in compliance with statute
or the Federal Rules of Procedure (civil or criminal); or (2) by direction of a
superior court; or (3) subject to approval by an external reviewing panel.
(c) Amendment. D. Kan. Rule 83.1.1 does not apply to the adoption, amendment, or
rescission of standing orders and mandated rules. Standing orders and mandated
rules may be adopted, amended, or rescinded by action of a majority of the judges.
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- 2026-09-18
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