§ 60-3206 Briefs and argument.

If you're taking a case to the Kansas Supreme Court, you need to follow the court's own rules and state laws about how to write your brief and present your argument. This particular rule doesn't spell out new steps. Instead, it points you to the existing rules and statutes that already cover these requirements.

In practice, this means you should check the Kansas Supreme Court's rules for details on things like page limits, formatting, deadlines, and how oral arguments work. The same goes for any related state statutes that apply to appeals. Since this rule doesn't give specific instructions itself, you'll need to look at those other sources to know exactly what's expected of you.