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Friday, February 10, 2006

Ind. Courts - More news on judgeships

The Columbus Republic reports today:

Judge Chris Monroe is seeking a fourth term as Bartholomew Superior Court 1 judge.

A Republican who was first elected in 1988, Monroe, 50, said he wants to continue serving the community.

The Kokomo Perspective reported Wednesday:
A large number of local politicians and candidates are routinely late turning in their campaign finance forms, an examination of documents from the clerk’s office shows.

This year, half of all financial forms arrived late at the clerk’s office. And last year, three officeholders never turned their paperwork in, including Kokomo Common councilmen Greg Sheline and Dan Haworth, and Howard County prosecutor Jim Fleming. All three were also late on this year’s filing.

A fourth officeholder, Superior Court III Judge Doug Tate, turned his 2005 paperwork in four months late and was late again this year.

Posted by Marcia Oddi on February 10, 2006 08:18 AM
Posted to Indiana Courts