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iscal Year 2012-2013
2013-2014 Presentations:
x University of Louisville Brandeis Inns of Court - Presentation on judicial elections, given by Mr.
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tephen Wolnitzek, on October 29,2013.
x District Bar - Presentation on general Commission procedures and statistics given by Judge Janet
Stumbo, in Ashland, on September 16, 2013, and in Prestonsburg, on November 21, 2013.
x Circuit Judges College -
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by Judge Eddy Coleman, Justice Michele Keller, Mr. Stephen Wolnitzek, and Ms. Jimmy Shaffer, on No-
vember 20, 2013.
x Louisville Bar Association -
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sented by Judge David Bowles, with co-presenter J. Vincent Aprile II, on March 5, 2014.
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12-13
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11-12
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05-06
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10-Year Complaint History
About the Judicial Conduct Commission
The mission of the Kentucky Judicial Conduct Commission is to protect the public, to encourage
judges, commissioners and candidates for judicial office to maintain high standards of conduct,
and to promote public confidence in the integrity, independence, competence, and impartiality
of the judiciary.
The Commission accomplishes this mission through its investigation of complaints of judicial
misconduct, wrongdoing or disability. In cases where judges, commissioners and candidates for
judicial office are found to have engaged in misconduct or to be incapacitated, the Kentucky
Constitution authorizes the Commission to take appropriate disciplinary action, including issu-
ing admonitions, reprimands, censures, suspensions, or removal from office.
http://courts.ky.gov/commissionscommittees/JCC