The Supreme Court Ohio Annual Report

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court system and the U.S. Department
of Veterans Affairs to facilitate access to
resources for veterans who become involved
with the criminal justice system.
Oct. 26
Judicial College Director Milt Nuzum delivers
a presentation on distance learning in
Sydney, Australia, during the International
Conference on the Training of the Judiciary.
Oct. 28
The Supreme Court hosts its second Forum
on the Law event (p. 16).
Oct. 30
Nearly 1,000 applicants pass the July 2009
Ohio bar exam.
Chief Justice Moyer receives the President’s
Award from the Columbus Bar Foundation
in recognition of his life’s work to improve
justice for all Ohioans.
Dec. 7
The Supreme Court adopts an expanded
temporary judge rule that increases the pool
of sitting and retired judges who can be
assigned to assist a municipal or county court.
Dec. 15
During the Court’s annual holiday gala,
employees display a mitten tree made of
dozens of hats, scarves and mittens — some
handmade — as part of a generous donation
to the Gladden Community House.
Dec. 28
The Commission on Continuing Legal
Education issues sanctions against 356
attorneys, including the suspension of 68
attorneys, for failure to comply with the
continuing legal education requirements for
the 2009 reporting period.
Nov. 9
Justice O’Connor addresses nearly 850 new
attorneys during the Court’s semiannual bar
admissions ceremony.
Nov. 13
After a talk by actor-turned-activist Victor
Rivers, attendees of the second Ohio Summit
on Children pledge to continue efforts to
collaborate and share innovative ways to meet
the needs of the state’s children.
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