(From Gov. Mike Kehoe) Today, Governor Mike Kehoe announced two judicial appointments to the Southern District Court of Appeals and the 22nd Judicial Circuit.
Joseph L. Hensley, of Joplin, was appointed as a Judge for the Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District.
Judge Hensley currently serves as a Circuit Judge in Division 1 of the 29th Judicial Circuit in Jasper County. He remains active in community organizations, having served with Fostering Hope, Joy in the Journey, and the Webb City R-7 Schools Foundation, Inc. Hensley earned both his bachelor's degree and his Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri. Mr. Hensley will fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Don E. Burrell Jr.
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Michael L. Walton, of St. Louis City, was appointed as Associate Circuit Judgefor St. Louis City in the 22nd Judicial Circuit.
Mr. Walton currently serves as a commissioner in the 22nd Judicial Circuit's Family Court – Juvenile Division and previously owned the Law Offices of Michael L. Walton, LLC. He remains an active member of his community, serving the youth of St. Louis through his involvement with the Urban Golf of Greater St. Louis and the Royal Vagabonds Foundation. Walton earned his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Missouri–Columbia and his Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University School of Law. Mr. Walton will fill the vacancy created by the appointment of Judge Catherine Dierker to the Circuit Bench.
6 comments:
Great appointment. There sure isn't any to pick from in Lawrence, Newton, or Barry County.
Hope he isn't one of the chimo helping judges.
I wonder why he didn’t pick the judge that threw a fit about his internet being down while other people were without power…. Feel free to add his name if needed
5:21AM Yes, the Whiny Azz Judge you are thinking of is Jasper County Associate Circuit Judge John Nicholas. Judge Nicholas called police dispatch and the city administrator three times demanding that city emergency resources be diverted from life-threatening situations (like downed power lines and blocked roads) to his residence immediately.
Judge Nicholas received a reprimand from the Missouri Supreme Court after an intense storm knocked a utility/internet cable down at his Carthage home. Carthage Police Chief Bill Hawkins and the City Manager filed a complaint regarding his conduct. Judge Nicholas ultimately admitted to the misconduct and received an official reprimand from the Missouri Supreme Court in January 2024. Do you think Judge Nicholas, has learned to SHUT UP HIS PIEHOLE AND STOP TRYING TO THROW HIS TITLE OF JUDGE AROUND TO GET PREFENTIAL TREATMENT?
lol
I tried some searches for Missouri judges behaving badly. There were some shocking things. Judge Elvis Wig has left the courtroom, but that's not the judge.
Was it Jasper County's Judge John A. ' Wet and Frustrated' Nicholas?
https://rturner229.blogspot.com/2024/01/judge-nicholas-claims-he-bullied.html
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Objection! Assumes a fact not in evidence.
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