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The shortfall further complicates the state of Kansas budget situation.
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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt says the state is seeking the recusals because the justices have publicly opposed the law that's the subject of the case.
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The director of KPATA was caught off guard by the proposal.
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The state of Kansas is trying to close a $279 million budget shortfall.
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