Chief Justice Rowe was the guest speaker at the Kingfisher Rotary Club today where he spoke on “The Importance of an Independent Judiciary.” Rowe was the invited guest of Kingfisher County Associate District Judge Lance Schneiter.
Chief Justice Rowe visited with the Caddo County District Court staff today to thank them for their service to Oklahoma’s Judiciary.
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Grady County District Court today where he met with District Judge Kory Kirkland, Associate District Judge Joseph Young and Special Judge Gina Lowe.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Vice Chief Justice Dana Kuehn (J.D. ’96) has spent her career breaking new ground in Oklahoma’s legal community. Now, her legacy is cemented in the halls where it began.
A newly unveiled portrait of Kuehn — painted by renowned artist and UTulsa alumnus Patrick Gordon — now hangs in The University of Tulsa College of Law, marking the first portrait of a woman in the college’s history. The painting was commissioned by Brewster & De Angelis and Norman Wohlgemuth Law, two firms with long-standing ties to UTulsa Law.
Full Article at UTulsa.edu
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Carter County District Court to administer the oath of office to newly appointed District Judge Carson Brooks. Following the oath of office, the Carter County Bar Association hosted a reception in Judge Brooks’ honor.
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Marshall County District Court where he met with Associate District Judge Gregory Johnson and court staff to thank them for their service to the Judiciary.
Chief Justice Rowe met with Judges and court staff in the second judicial district counties of Custer, Washita and Beckham to thank them for their service in our state’s Judiciary.
M. John Kane IV from Pawhuska, Oklahoma, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics and accounting from OSU in 1984, where he was recognized as one of the top 10 men of his graduating class. Following his time at OSU, he received his law degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law.
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Noble County District Court today where he met with Judge Nikki Leach and Senator Chuck Hall. Noble county is named after John Willock Noble who served as the United States Secretary of the Interior.
Chief Justice Rowe met today with the Kay County District Court to express his appreciation to the judges and staff for their service to our state’s Judiciary. Kay County is simply name after the letter K, which was the county’s original designation.
