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Commentary: Praise for Adair Co. Attorney Hutchison-Corbin By Bill Patrick Retired Executive Director of the Kentucky County Attorneys Association Recently I retired as Executive Director of the Kentucky County Attorneys Association. A position that I was privileged to hold for more than a decade. Prior to assuming that position, I had twice been elected Powell County Judge Executive and also served as the Executive Director of the Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy. During my time in all these posts, I worked with many dedicated men and women serving their communities. I have also witnessed a few who were not well suited for the public trust they possessed. Working with County Attorneys this past decade, I have first-hand, up-close, professional experience with their unique and enormous responsibilities. I felt compelled to send this letter to voice my thoughts on Jennifer Hutchison-Corbin. Adair County is fortunate to have a woman of her stature serving as County Attorney. Over the years, Jennifer has demonstrated her concern for public safety and has served as an example of what it means to be a firm, fair and even-handed prosecutor. This has earned Jennifer the well-deserved respect of her colleagues across Kentucky. Jennifer has been actively involved with the Kentucky County Attorneys Association. She has demonstrated an amazing willingness to provide time, wisdom and leadership on criminal justice, legislative and policy issues. On matters concerning public safety, or providing programs that serve working families, we can depend on Jennifer's full support. When it comes to serving her community and state, Jennifer is one of the most unselfish and dedicated public officials I know. As I leave the public service, I want to say it has truly been a highpoint in my career to have had this opportunity of working with Jennifer. I am optimistic that she will continue to serve admirably and provide strong leadership for the people of Adair County and the entire Commonwealth of Kentucky. Bill Patrick Lexington, KY This story was posted on 2021-02-19 09:16:16
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