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Gail Williams ruled eligible to serve as Commonwealth Attorney

Special Circuit Judge Marc I. Rosen clears way for Columbia Attorney Gail Williams to be installed as Commonwealth Attorney representing the 29th Judicial Circuit. Ruling made in Adair Circuit Court, Columbia, KY, today, Friday, November 16, 2012

By Larry Smith, News Anchor
92.7 FM, The WAVE, Columbia, KY

A judge has ruled that Columbia, KY, attorney Gail Williams can serve as Commonwealth Attorney representing the 29th Judicial Circuit comprised of Adair and Casey Counties.

A lawsuit was recently filed by Ronney Hatter claiming that Williams was not a resident of Adair or Casey Counties when he filed for the Commonwealth Attorney's job.

Special Judge Marc I. Rosen ruled today, Friday, November 16, 2012, that Williams' "actual residence" was in Adair County when he filed for the job of Commonwealth Attorney for Adair and Casey Counties and now this clears the way for Gail Willliams to be installed as Commonwealth Attorney representing the 29th Judicial Circuit. The lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice; the motion was ruled on today, Friday, November 16, 2012 in Adair County, KY. - Larry Smith




This story was posted on 2012-11-16 16:14:02
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