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Our robed masters.(regulation on educational spending)(Brief Article)
In June, the Kansas Supreme Court called the Kansas legislature back into session, demanding it spend more on education. The court based its command on a provision in the Kansas constitution that requires the legislature to provide "suitable provision for finance" of education.
Kansas constitutional scholar Kris Kolbach states that "suitable" is supposed to refer to the method of raising funds. As for what represents a suitable amount of funds, that's for the political process to decide.
The court, however, has just decided that it should determine the "suitable" level of spending. Along with some advisors in a "consulting ...
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