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Ky. Sup. Ct. Order 2026-28 § 2

Honorary Memberships

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The Board may, by resolution, confer honorary membership upon individuals

who have attained the age of seventy-five (75) years, maintained membership in

the Association for fifty (50) years, or achieved exceptional professional

distinction. Such designation may be granted for life or for a term specified by

the Board. Honorary members shall be exempt from the payment of dues and

from the continuing legal education requirements under SCR 3.645.

An honorary member who is no longer engaged in the active practice of law shall,

upon written notice to the Executive Director, be classified as inactive and be

exempt from the requirements of Supreme Court Rule 3.024. An inactive

honorary member may provide pro bono legal services through a duly organized

legal aid program or a local bar association pro bono initiative.

An inactive honorary member may request reclassification to active status by

submitting written notice to the Executive Director.

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2026-09-30
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2026-09-30
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