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Kansas court ruling keeps law allowing COVID lawsuits alive

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) People still can sue Kansas counties over mask mandates and other COVID-19 restrictions and obtain a quick trial-court decision because of a Kansas Supreme Court ruling Friday. The court declined to consider whether a law requiring trial-court judges to rule on such lawsuits within 10 days is constitutional.

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Kansas court ruling keeps law allowing COVID lawsuits alive

Kansas court ruling keeps law allowing COVID lawsuits alive
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Kansas court ruling keeps law allowing COVID lawsuits alive

Kansas court ruling keeps law allowing COVID lawsuits alive
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AP: Kansas court ruling keeps law allowing COVID lawsuits alive

AP: Kansas court ruling keeps law allowing COVID lawsuits alive
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Kansas Supreme Court Leaves COVID Law Limiting Options

But the Supreme Court declined to say whether the law is, in fact, constitutional calling its ultimate fate into question. A majority of the justices instead adopted a posture of restraint.<br/><br/>

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