RECEPTION
June 23, 2010 § Leave a comment
Around 120 people gathered Tuesday afternoon to honor Judge J. Max Kilpatrick, who retires from his seat in District Six (Attala, Carroll, Choctaw, Kemper, Neshoba and Winston).
Enjoying the company and refreshments in the beautifully-refurnished Neshoba County Court House.
Among the crowd were elected officials from throughout the district, lawyers, court house personnel and judges.
Judges included Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice William Waller, Circuit Judges Clarence Morgan of Kosciusko and Vernon Cotten of Carthage, and Chancellors Ed Fenwick of Kosciusko, Ed Patten of Hazelhurst, and I, as well as incoming Chancery Judge Joey Kilgore.
(L to R) Incoming Judge Kilgore, Judge Kilpatrick and Judge Patten
Choctaw Attorney General Don Kilgore and Chief Justice Waller
RECEPTION FOR JUDGE KILPATRICK
June 21, 2010 § Leave a comment
There will be a reception honoring Chancellor J. Max Kilpatrick Tuesday, June 22, 2010, at the Neshoba County Court House from 4 pm to 6 pm. Judge Kilpatrick is retiring from the bench effective June 30.
Kilpatrick was appointed by Governor Barbour to replace Chancellor John Clark Love of Kosciusko, who retired in 2005. Kilpatrick was unopposed for the seat in 2006, and he will have served three and a half years of the four-year term to which he was elected.
We wish “Max” much success and hapiness in his return to politics and the prectice of law.
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