Robert Stephan

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Robert Taft Stephan (born January 16, 1933)^[1] is a licensed attorney who practices law in the State of Kansas. He is a former trial judge and served as Kansas Attorney General from 1979 to 1995. Politically, Robert Stephan is a member of the Republican Party. He also served as Chairman of the Kansas Sentencing Commission.

Robert Stephan attended Washburn University School of Law in the 1950s.

Awards

In 2003 he received the Fred Ellsworth Medallion (University of Kansas Alumni Association's highest honor for service to Kansas University).

Advocate for multi-Level marketing

According to a March 1997 interview in Upline Magazine, Robert Stephan, is quoted as saying, "I believe Network Marketing is coming into its own. It's a marvelous opportunity for the individual, if it's run correctly…”

Robert Stephan regularly provides speeches before large M-L-M conventions and articles in M-L-M news letters.

Controversial Figure

Although his tenure as attorney general was not without controversy, he was elected four times to the post. Since leaving office, his involvement with Multi-Level Marketing and Network Marketing companies has aroused some controversy.^{[citation needed]}

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Preceded by Curt T. Schneider	Attorney General of Kansas 1979 - 1995	Succeeded by Carla Stovall

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Name	Stephan, Robert
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Short description	American politician
Date of birth	January 16, 1933
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