Case Management/Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF) for the Bankruptcy Court for the District of Kansas is facing technical problems. The National Program Office is working to fix the issue. Officials have stated that an announcement will be made once the problem has been resolved.
“We will post an announcement when a resolution is in place,” court representatives said.
Federal officials announced prison sentences for four Topeka-area gang members after ‘Operation Sob Story’ targeted illegal drugs and firearms activity. The multi-agency investigation involved extensive collaboration among local sheriff’s deputies, ATF agents, DEA personnel, prosecutors from Kansas District U.S. Attorney’s Office.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Kansas has announced a planned outage of its electronic filing system from April 10–13 due to maintenance. Users needing urgent filings can use special email addresses provided by each divisional office.
The Bankruptcy Clerk’s Office in Kansas City will close early at 3:30 pm on April 7. Normal hours resume the next day, while Wichita and Topeka offices remain unaffected.
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