Q: where can i get info on Judges Surety Bond in Ky. so i can luquitdate them?

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A: In each case in which a bond is posted.

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A: To get information on a judge's surety bond in Kentucky, you can start by contacting the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) for the state. They should have records and information on the bonds held by judges.

Additionally, you might find useful information through the Kentucky Secretary of State's office, which handles various public records and could guide you on how to access details about surety bonds. They may also provide instructions on any procedures you need to follow for your specific request.

If you need more detailed assistance, visiting your local courthouse or speaking with a legal professional can help clarify the steps required to access and possibly liquidate a judge's surety bond. They can provide personalized guidance based on your situation and ensure you follow the correct legal procedures.

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