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LAWREADER COLUMNIST JASON NEMES, CALLS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO GIVE KY. SUP. CT. BETTER CONTROL OF THEIR CASELOAD- PLAN WOULD REDUCE COST AND TIME OF SOME APPEALS

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  Hon. Jason Nemes of Dinsmore and Shohl, calls for a reduction in the number of cases the Ky. Supreme Court is required to hear each year.  His plan would reduce the automatic right to appeal to the Supreme Court in certain criminal cases and worker’s compensation cases, but still allow the court to have [...]

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