Kentucky sheriff charged in killing of judge at courthouse.
Kentucky sheriff charged in killing of judge at courthouse.
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Kentucky sheriff charged in killing of judge at courthouse
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Maybe this one they will keep locked since it was a judge . Any body else he would be on paid leave for 1 week. Or something.. dunno ..
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I'm very surprised this is getting little coverage. Dude shot a judge in his chambers over an argument. That is some crazy shit.
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Is there a reason this judge looks absolutely PLASTERED in every pic I've seen of him regarding this case?
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I'd be plastered all the time too if I was a judge in Whitesburg, Letcher County.
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Touché
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Could you imagine being sent to prison by Mr. Bean's American cousin?
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This comment came off really stupid sorry. It was a random thought I had and didn't add to the discussion so I've edited it out
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Not to take away from the topic at hand, but is having the judge and prosecutor being brothers-in-law not considered a conflict of interest???
I believe that's his stated reason (as noted in the text you quoted) for recusing himself and his entire office, no? Do you think that's an inappropriate response to a clear conflict of interest?
Or were you referring to the previous situation, where a sitting judge and prosecutor were related? That seems like a valid point, though perhaps it's easier to remain impartial in that case.
Yes, I meant as in all previous cases.
I know judges know all the lawyers and prosecutors due to working together, but the quote makes them sound much more bro-ish and that they spent much time together out of work.
If he was a public defender, I get that's one thing, but a judge and prosecutor that chummy has to make it harder than normal to be the defendant.