Judicial Appointments and Scandals in Kansas

The video discusses a significant political scandal in Kansas known as the Triple Play, which involved Fred Hall, the governor of Kansas, and his strategic maneuvering to remain in power. This scandal led to a change in how Supreme Court justices are selected in Kansas, adopting the Missouri Plan to prevent similar corruption. The video also covers Fred Hall's political career and his innovative use of television in politics.

What is the name of the scandal in Kansas that changed the way Supreme Court justices are selected?

• The Double Deal

• The Triple Play

• The Kansas Swap

• The Quadruple Scheme

Which medium did Fred Hall use to campaign and criticize fellow Republicans?

• Radio

• Social Media

• Newspaper

• Television

Who was the Chief Justice involved in the Triple Play scandal?

• Fred Hall

• Robert Dawkin

• Walter G. Fel

• John Muse

What was the main concern of Walter G. Fel regarding his retirement?

• His successor being inexperienced

• A Democrat being appointed to the court

• Losing his pension

• The court being dissolved

What position did John Muse hold before becoming governor?

• Attorney General

• Chief Justice

• State Senator

• Lieutenant Governor

What was the public's reaction to the Triple Play scandal?

• Indifference

• Outrage

• Support

• Confusion

What system was adopted in Kansas to prevent future judicial appointment corruption?

• The Kansas Plan

• The Missouri Plan

• The Judicial Reform Act

• The Federal Plan

How are candidates for the Supreme Court selected under the Missouri Plan?

• By the governor alone

• By the state legislature

• By public vote

• By a committee of lawyers and the governor

What was the main reason for adopting the Missouri Plan in Kansas?

• To increase public involvement

• To prevent political corruption

• To reduce costs

• To speed up the appointment process

What is the current status of the system adopted after the Triple Play scandal?

• It has been modified

• It is still in place

• It is under review

• It has been abolished