Ad Hoc Artificial Intelligence Committee

Purpose

The committee will study artificial intelligence use as it relates to the judicial branch and make recommendations to the Supreme Court on policies and procedures for its use by judicial branch employees, attorneys, parties, and members of the public who interact with courts.

Roster

• Chief Judge Jared Johnson, 28th Judicial District, co-chair

• Chief Judge Grant Bannister, 21st Judicial District

• Chief Judge Taylor Wine, 4th Judicial District

• Judge Rachel Pickering, Court of Appeals

• District Court Judge Kevin Mark Smith, 18th Judicial District

• District Magistrate Judge John McEntee, 10th Judicial District

• Elicia Davidson, court reporter, 18th Judicial District

• Linda Koester-Vogelsang, court administrator, 7th Judicial District

• Griselda Sigala, clerk, Hamilton County District Court, 25th Judicial District

• Bryan Weiser, chief court services officer, 9th Judicial District

• Meryl Carver-Allmond (co-chair), general counsel to Chief Justice Marla Luckert

• Amber Ballard, deputy district court clerk specialist, Office of Judicial Administration

• Evan Burt, chief information security officer, Office of Judicial Administration

• Sarah Hoskinson, chief of access to justice initiatives, Office of Judicial Administration

• Steve Phillips, general counsel, Office of Judicial Administration

• Amanda Voth, deputy disciplinary administrator, Office of the Disciplinary Administrator

• Alex Wong, chief information technology officer, Office of Judicial Administration

• Ayyoub Ajmi, director of legal innovation and technology, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law

• Daniel Buller, partner, Foulston Siefkin LLP

• Clayton Perkins, chief capital appellate defender, Kansas State Board of Indigents’ Defense Services

• David Rubenstein, professor, Washburn University School of Law
   

Contact

tcs@kscourts.gov