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Former employee files whistleblower lawsuit against Judge Holderfield

By Don Sergent, Bowling Green Daily News

Alleging unlawful workplace harassment, verbal abuse and official misconduct, former Warren Circuit Family Court Administrator Leslie Warden Carr has filed a civil lawsuit against Warren Circuit Family Court Judge Catherine Holderfield and the judicial branch of the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts.

The lawsuit, filed Nov. 2, is pursuant to Kentucky's "Whistle Blower Act" that provides protection from reprisal or retaliation to public employees who disclose suspected violations of any laws or regulations or suspected mismanagement, waste, fraud or abuse of authority.

Read the full article at bgdailynews.com.





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