President Trump has nominated Kansas Solicitor General, Toby Crouse, to serve as a Federal District Court Judge for the District of Kansas.
Kansas Attorney General, Derek Schmidt, says Crouse is well qualified for the position and will serve capably with fidelity to the law as it is written. Schmidt says he is saddened that Kansas will lose Crouse as the Solicitor General. He urged the U. S. Senate to swiftly confirm him to the new role. Schmidt appointed Crouse to serve as Kansas Solicitor General in 2018, where he succeeded Steve McAllister, who became U. S. Attorney for the District of Kansas.
As Solicitor General, Crouse oversees the State’s Appellate Litigation, including the three cases the Attorney General’s Office argued successfully last Fall before the U. S. Supreme Court.
