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LOUISVILLE: Judge Gibson temporarily suspends district court rules regarding standing objections pending her further review

By Michael Stevens

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We previously posted stories on the standing objection policy in the Jefferson District Court.  Today Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Susan Gibson put the policy on hold pending further review by her.  Here is the Courier journal story by Jason Riley.  Click on the heading for his entire story.

Judge orders hold on objection policy  FROM COURIER JOURNAL 3/11/08

A Jefferson Circuit Court judge today ordered District Court Judge Sean R. Delahanty to at least temporarily stop enforcing his policy that forbids prosecutors from making objections in his courtroom.

Circuit Judge Susan Schultz Gibson said Delahanty?s policy ?imposes a significant limitation? on the Jefferson County Attorney?s office.

However, Gibson did not find the policy illegal, as the County Attorney?s office has requested, saying she needed more time to look into the arguments from both sides. * * *

Our earlier posts are:

Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on March 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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