Kansas Bar Association

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Kansas Bar Association

BAR ASSOCIATION

"The Kansas Bar Association was founded in 1882 as a voluntary association for dedicated legal professionals and has more than 6,500 members, including lawyers, judges, law students, and paralegals."

Official Website:
http://www.ksbar.org/

Location:
Topeka, KS

Founding Date:
1882

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Edward F. Arn Politician 19-May-1906 22-Jan-1998 Governor of Kansas, 1951-55

Sheila C. Bair Government c. 1953 FDIC Chairman

William E. Borah Politician 29-Jun-1865 19-Jan-1940 US Senator from Idaho, 1907-40

Mary Beck Briscoe Judge 4-Apr-1947 10th Circuit Court of Appeals

Charles Curtis Politician 25-Jan-1860 8-Feb-1936 US Vice President, 1929-33

Frank L. Hagaman Politician 1-Jun-1984 23-Jun-1966 Governor of Kansas, 1950-51

Fred Hall Politician 24-Jul-1916 18-Mar-1970 Governor of Kansas, 1955-57

Walter A. Huxman Politician 16-Feb-1887 25-Jun-1972 Governor of Kansas, 1937-39

James K. Logan Judge 21-Aug-1929 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1977-94

David H. Martin Activist ? Founder, Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund

Kay McFarland Judge 20-Jul-1935 18-Aug-2015 Kansas Chief Justice, 1995-2009

Ajit V. Pai Attorney 10-Jan-1973 FCC Commissioner

Mark Parkinson Politician 24-Jun-1957 Governor of Kansas, 2009-11

James B. Pearson Politician 7-May-1920 13-Jan-2009 US Senator from Kansas, 1962-78

Payne Ratner Politician 3-Oct-1896 27-Dec-1974 Governor of Kansas, 1939-43

Bradley Schlozman Government 6-Feb-1971 DoJ Civil Rights Division

Andrew F. Schoeppel Politician 23-Nov-1894 21-Jan-1962 Governor of Kansas, 1943-47

Jim Slattery Politician 4-Aug-1948 Congressman from Kansas, 1983-95

Deanell Reece Tacha Judge 26-Jan-1946 10th Circuit Court of Appeals

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