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Domestic News February 1, 1825

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

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On December 23, the Kentucky House passed a Senate bill repealing laws for the Court of Appeals, reorganizing it with four judges instead of three, effectively removing the current judges. The bill was approved by the Governor the next day.

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LEXINGTON, KY. JAN. 1.

On Thursday night, the 23d ult. about midnight, we learn that the House of Representatives passed a bill from the Senate, which repeals the several laws establishing the Court of Appeals, by a majority of 54 to 44, and which was the next day approved by the Governor, and become a law. This bill, we understand, organizes a court of appeals to consist of four instead of three Judges.

We are sorry that any official act of the Judges, should, in the opinion of a considerable majority of the members of both branches of the Legislature, have made it necessary to adopt this mode to remove them from office; especially after the opinions of so great a majority of the people of the State, in their late election, had been so unequivocally expressed.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Legal Or Court

What keywords are associated?

Kentucky Legislature Court Of Appeals Judges Removal Bill Passage

Where did it happen?

Kentucky

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Kentucky

Event Date

Thursday Night, The 23d Ult.

Outcome

bill passed by 54 to 44, approved by governor next day, becomes law; reorganizes court of appeals to four judges, removing current ones.

Event Details

House of Representatives passed Senate bill repealing laws establishing Court of Appeals and organizing new one with four judges instead of three.

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