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Did We Just See a Judicial Lynching? XXXX, 2017 Vol. XX, No. X A Publication of the OKLAHOMA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION WWW.OKCBAR.ORG Did We OCBA Election Nominations Just See Needed A Judicial Lynching? OP ED BY Rex Travis (Editor’s Note: The opinions expressed here are those of the writer, and not of the Oklahoma County Bar Association, or the Briefcase Committee) We have just seen in the Oklahoman relentless crit- Election time is coming and icism of Judge Wallace Coppedge, a judge in southern nominations for all offices are due by Oklahoma. The subject of the criticism was that he was April 15, 2018. See JUDICIAL LYNCHING, PAGE 7 Nominations for President-Elect are by signed petition of 20 members. Candidates for Vice President, Law OCBA CELEBRATES LAW Library Trustee, OCBA Board of Directors and OBA House of DAY 2018 Delegates can be nominated by petition with signatures of 10 members. WITH DEAN JOSEPH HARROZ, JR . FROM Additionally, the Board of Directors THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA COLLEGE may nominate any candidate until May OF LAW TO SPEAK AT THE LAW DAY 1, 2017. Ballots will be mailed in July and LUNCHEON the results will be announced in the By Amber Martin, OCBA Law Day Chair August Briefcase. Nomination petitions will be mailed Law Day 2018 celebrates the separation of powers within the United States Constitution. upon request The U.S. Constitution set up our government with three distinct by calling Debbie Gorden at 236-8421. branches of government. See CELEBRATES, PAGE 20 Inside 2018 SANTA THE CHICKEN From the President . 3 Old News . 8 FE SKI REBELLION And the Court Said . 4 Volunteer Opportunities . 8 Stump Roscoe . 6 Bar Observer . 18 SEMINAR Page 12 Book Notes . 8 Quote of the Month . 22 Page 15 OKLA CITY OK CITY OKLA PERMIT# 59 PERMIT# PAID US POSTAGE US PRSRT STD PRSRT 2 BRIEFCASE • March 2018 Elect Oklahoma County District Judge District 7, Office 13 The following support the election of Judge Pemberton: Ellen Adams Cathy Christensen Greg Frogge Rachel N. Jordan Rick Mullins Nancy Seely Joe Walters Elliott P. Anderson Mark Christiansen Michael A. Furlong Skeeter Jordan Tracey D. Mullins Scott Sewell Steve Ward Cindy L. Andrews John Chubbuck Rob Garbrecht Mike Joseph Glen Mullins Jamie Sexton Rick Warren Jam Rhoades Antonisse Danette Clemmons Evan Gatewood Bob Joyce Christopher Murphy Danny K. Shadid Ashley Warshell Keenex Austin Sarah Clutts Sue Geatz David Kearney Bob Nance Donald K. Shandy Alexandra Weaver Michael Avery Glenn Coffee Charles E. III Geister Garry Keele Kathy Neal G. Calvin Sharpe Audrey Weaver Patricia A. Baddec Nick Coffey D. Sharon Gentry John Kenney Lane Neal Chris Shelton Drew D. Webb Alan Bardell John Colbert Lysbeth George Andrew King Drew Neville C. Eric Shephard Chase Webb Christian Barnard Steven P. Cole Michael J. Gibbens Barbara Klepper Blaine Nice Steve Sherman Drew Webb Ellis Barrett Jodi Cole Robert G. Gifford Barrett Knudsen Richard Nix Jennifer Sherrill Nathan Whatley Brian Beatty Chris Coleman Andrea Golden Jake Krattiger Michael Nordin Susan Shields Weston White Johnny Beech Chris Combs Bonner Gonzalez Mike LaBrie Mike Novotny Ron Shinn William Whitehill Sasha Beling Mary Quinn Cooper Maria Gonzalez Michael S. Laird Vance T. Nye Hannah Cline Shoss Jennifer R. Willey Mark Bialick Melissa Cottle Paige Good Bryan Lakin Jenny Odom Shalene R. Shuler Melanie Williams S. Wayne Billings Dean Couch Jimmy K. 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Ford Rich Johnson Judy Hamilton Morse Nedra Schwoerke Marc Walls Adam W. Childers Bill Freudenrich Jake Jones, III Michael Mullins Phil Sears Jay Walters Authorized and Paid for by Committee to Elect Judge Trevor Pemberton 2018 | Ethics Commission #9152 | WWW.ELECTJUDGEPEMBERTON.COM www.okcbar.org • March 2018 • BRIEFCASE 3 From the President BRIEFCASE March 2018 Briefcase is a monthly publication of the Oklahoma County Bar Association 119 North Robinson Ave. Growing the OCBA Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 236-8421 by President David A. Cheek membership were not clear, but are not necessary for purposes of this article. The point is, their association is more expan- Briefcase Committee For those of you who did not attend the sive and outward-focused in providing community support and Judge Jim Croy, Chris Deason, Ryan Dean, Ben Grubb, Justin Hiersche, Scott Jones, Matt Kane, ski trip/CLE that Justin Meek and John assistance. This stands in contrast to an inward, or limited attor- Travis Pickens, Liz Oglesby,Miles Pringle, Austin Heatly put together, you missed a really ney-only focus of most bar associations, including the OCBA. Reams, Cari Remillard, Teresa Rendon, Rex great event. Not only was it well attended Cincinnati’s focus is to involve a broader range of community Travis, Collin Walke, Judge Geary Walke, Judge by a group of OCBA members and their participants, without losing the goal of keeping the association Allen Welch and Alisa White spouses, the attendees were diverse in age focused on law-related activities. It was conceded that the exec- Co-editors Joi Miskel & Shanda McKenney and practice areas. The CLE was insight- utive director had to continually ensure that sponsored activities ful and did not infringe on the opportunity to enjoy the special were law-related. However, their reported overall experience Contributing Editors Michael Brewer venue that Santa Fe always offers.
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