Kansas SB214 establishes financial assistance programs for rural attorneys and law students in Kansas.
Kansas SB214 creates the attorney training program for rural Kansas to provide financial assistance to lawyers and law students who practice law in rural areas. The bill establishes the attorney training program for rural Kansas fund to administer these financial aids. It also sets up an advisory committee to oversee the program, consisting of seven members appointed by the chief justice of the Kansas Supreme Court. The fund will be used to provide loan repayment assistance to eligible rural attorneys and to offer loans to law students at Washburn University and the University of Kansas.
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