Taylor v. Kansas Department of Health & Environment
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Atcheson, J.:
This case requires the court to decide a narrow, if seldom litigated, question: If a state fails to properly apply its own procedures for adopting administrative regulations to an agency policy, does that failure create a federal constitutional due process violation in favor of persons affected by the policy? The Sedgwick County District Court ruled that Plaintiff Nicholas Taylor suffered a constitutional injury when Defendant Kansas Department of Health and Environment did not treat a policy applicable to him as part of the State’s Medicaid program as a formal administrative…
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