Juvenile's Right to Trial by Jury; Right Extended by Kansas Supreme Court

The Kansas Supreme Court extended the right to trial by jury to juveniles in June 2008 in the case of In RE L.M. The case was litigated by Paul Shipp, a managing attorney with Kansas Legal Services. Please post your comments on this website. If you would like to read all the briefs you can go to the links listed on the left side of this page.

History of Juvenile Courts

Article on History of Juvenile Courts

Legislative Response

More Legislative Information - Testimony
First Information Presented to Legislature

Official Press Release of Kansas Legal Services

KLS Press Release

COURT OF APPEALS DOCS

Juvenile’s Brief to Court of Appeals
State’s Response to Juvenile’s Brief
Court of Appeals Decision

SUPREME COURT DOCS

Petition for Review
Supplemental Brief of Juvenile
Supplemental Brief of State
Juvenile’s Response to Supplemental Brief of State
JLC Amicus Brief in Support of Juvenile
KCDAA Amicus Brief in Support of State
Juvenile’s Reply Brief to KCDAA Brief
Solicitor General’s 6.09 Letter for State
Listen to Oral Arguments
Juvenile’s 6.09 Letter
Supreme Court Decision
Solicitor General’s Motion for Rehearing
Juvenile’s Response to Motion for Rehearing
Denial of Motion for Rehearing from Supreme Court

Should juveniles have the same rights adults when charged with crime?

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Sunday, November 16, 2008

No Real Response from Legislature

At this point there has been no real response from the legislature. I will post what I find out on this site.

Posted by Paul Shipp at 9:08 AM

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