Judge Strips Kan. Interscholastic Group For Sports and Activities of Its Authority
The body that has governed interscholastic sports and other high school activities in Kansas since 1910 has no legal authority to operate, a state district judge has ruled.
The decision last month is believed to be the first time that a court has stripped a state school-activities association of its authority to make rules because it is a private organization.
Judge Robert Bell said that state lawmakers may not delegate legislative...
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