Doris E. Parcell v. Governmental Ethics Commission, State of Kansas, and Leonard Thomas

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• certifying question whether method of appointing Ethics Commission members violated \the doctrine of separation of powers as the same is recognized as a part of the Kansas State Constitution\
• certifying question whether method of appointing Ethics Commission members violated “the doctrine of separation of powers as the same is recognized as a part of the Kansas State Constitution”
• certifying question whether method of appointing Ethics Commission members violated “the doctrine of separation of powers as the same is recognized as a part of the Kansas State Constitution”
• certifying question whether method of appointing Ethics Commission members violated “the doctrine of separation of powers as the same is recognized as a part of the Kansas State Constitution”

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