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Kansas Supreme Court Uses Separation of Powers to Nix Funeral Picketing Ban

By Calvin Massey

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    When Kansas enacted its Funeral Privacy Act, it prohibited picketing, defined as "protest activities," "before or about any cemetery, church, or mortuary" at any time from an hour before a funeral to two hours after the start of the funeral.   But the provision was not effective until after a state or federal court had ruled that it was constitutionally valid, and another section of the law directed the state attorney general to file suit to obtain suc read more

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