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JUDICIAL ELECTIONS: Courier Journal story by Jason Riley on other Jefferson County Races (Circuit and District Court) with links to LBA Evaluations

By Michael Stevens

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Here is Jason Riley's story on the other races in Jefferson County for circuit court and district court:

King and Holton battle in Division 16

Others also seek spots on the bench

By Jason Riley ? jriley@courier-journal.com ? October 20, 2008

While the battle between long-time Jefferson County judges James Shake and Lisabeth Hughes Abramson for a Supreme Court spot is the most important judicial race this year, it may not be the most anticipated -- or at least talked about.

Click on heading for entire story.



Here are links to the LBA Judicial Candidate ratings:

How the candidates rated

The Louisville Bar Association's combined poll results of the candidates is at www.loubar.org.



The candidates

30th Circuit Court, Division 4

Charlie Cunningham

W. Douglas Kemper



30th District Court, Division 2

Ann Bailey Smith

John J. VanderToll



30th District Court, Division 8

David P. Bowles

Anne Dedman Watkins

D. Steven Parks

Theodore S. (Ted) Shouse



30th District Court, Division 16

David Larry Holton II

Katie King

Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on October 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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