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Darrell L. Walters

District Magistrate Judge - District 25, Division 3 (Retain Walters?)

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District Magistrate Judge - District 25, Division 3 (Retain Walters?)Incumbent
2025 – 2028View Position
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About District Magistrate Judge - District 25, Division 3 (Retain Walters?)

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

Korina Wedel

District Magistrate Judge - District 25, Division 5 (Retain Wedel?)

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Christopher Sanders

District Court Judge - District 25, Division 2

Richard L. Marquez

Kansas District Court Judge - District 25, Division 1 (Retain Marquez?)

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Christopher James Velez

District Magistrate Judge - District 25, Position 2

Kristi M. Cott

Kansas District Court Judge - District 25, Division 3 (Vacant)

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H. Frock

District Magistrate Judge - District 25, Division 4

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