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Ky. Sup. Ct. Order 2020-19
Amendment to the By-Laws of the Kentucky Bar Association
Supreme Court of Kentucky
2020-19
IN RE: AMENDMENT TO THE BY-LAWS OF
THE KENTUCY BAR ASSOCIATION
ORDER
Under SCR 3.090, and as approved on April 2, 2020, by the Board of
Governors of the Kentucky Bar Association (KBA) under Section 15 of the By-Laws of the Association, the By-Laws of the KBA are hereby amended, as follows:
Section 3 – Annual Convention of the Association
An annual convention of the Association, open to all members in good
standing shall be held at such time, during the months of May or June, and at
such place in Kentucky, as the Board may designate. If conditions may adversely
affect attendance and/or there are other circumstances making it inadvisable,
impossible, or unsafe to hold the annual convention, then the Board, by a two-thirds majority vote, may declare that no meeting be held in that year.
The President and/or Executive Director of the Association shall, as soon
as possible after the fixing of said dates, notify each presiding Circuit Judge of
the dates of said convention for the purpose of encouraging the Circuit Judge to
arrange the trial schedule of the Court so as not to interfere with the dates of
said convention.
Entered this 3rd day of April 2020.
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CHIEF JUSTICE
All sitting; all concur.
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