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: Kentucky Law BlogJUDICIAL ELECTIONS: "Supreme Court candidates speak at Federalist Society
By Michael Stevens
From Courier Journal:
Supreme Court candidates speak
During a candidate's forum today in downtown Louisville, long-time jurists Lisabeth Hughes Abramson and James Shake both touted their experience and popularity on the bench as qualifications for a seat on the Kentucky Supreme Court.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on October 24, 2008 (boomark / email).
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