Kentucky Court of Justice

Headlines

Justice Michelle M. Keller was formally sworn in as a justice of the Supreme Court of Kentucky by Chief Justice John D. Minton Jr.

Drug Court programs are collecting supplies for active-duty soldiers throughout May. Drug Court programs are asking the public to give items the troops need and requesting that agencies and businesses serve as donation sites.

Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr. will swear in Justice Keller at an investiture ceremony. The event is open to the public.

The public is invited to observe as the Supreme Court hears cases that originated in Jessamine, Madison and Pike counties.

The Carter County Drug Court program will celebrate National Drug Court Month with a graduation ceremony for four participants who have successfully completed the program. The event is open to the public.

The Greenup/Lewis Drug Court will celebrate National Drug Court Month by holding a graduation ceremony for 11 participants.

FRANKFORT, Ky. -- At the invitation of the chief justice, Kentucky judges recently came together for a joint two-day college to focus on a variety of topics of interest to trial court and appellate judges.

National Law Day Theme: "Realizing the Dream: Equality for All"

‘I believe Judge Tapp will be outstanding,’ chief justice says

The public is invited to observe as the Supreme Court hears cases that originated in Boone, Crittenden, Franklin, Knott and Pulaski counties.

New technology will set Kentucky state courts on path to eFiling

The Judicial Nominating Commission has selected three nominees for the governor to consider appointing to the vacant seat.

Citizen Foster Care Review Boards need volunteers to review cases of children placed in foster care because of abuse, dependency and neglect. Volunteer reviewers help ensure that children receive the necessary services while in foster care and are ultimately placed in permanent homes.

Citizen Foster Care Review Boards need volunteers to review cases of children placed in foster care because of abuse, dependency and neglect. Volunteer reviewers help ensure that children receive the necessary services while in foster care and are ultimately placed in permanent homes.

The public is invited to observe as the Supreme Court hears cases that originated in Fayette, Franklin, Jefferson, LaRue and Scott counties.

The public is invited to observe as Court of Appeals Judges Denise G. Clayton, Joy A. Moore and Christopher Shea Nickell hear oral arguments.

The public is invited to observe as the Supreme Court hears arguments in cases that originated in Bullitt, Daviess, Fayette, Jefferson, Mercer, Pulaski and Warren counties.

The meeting is open to the public and media.

The public is invited to observe as Court of Appeals Chief Judge Glenn E. Acree and Court of Appeals Judges Jeff S. Taylor and Laurance B. VanMeter hear arguments in civil cases from Christian and McCracken counties and a criminal case appeal from Ballard County.

The Judicial Nominating Commission has selected three nominees for the governor to consider appointing to the vacant District Court judgeship.

The public is invited to observe as Court of Appeals Judges Denise G. Clayton, Sara Walter Combs, Irv Maze, Joy A. Moore, Christopher Shea Nickell, Janet L. Stumbo and Kelly Thompson hear oral arguments.

The public is invited to observe as Court of Appeals Judges Donna L. Dixon, Irv Maze and Christopher Shea Nickell hear oral arguments.

Your Selections