Justice William McAnulty Jr Credentials

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Location: Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, United States
Surname/tag: US Black Heritage

Justice William E. McAnulty, Jr., Kentucky Supreme Court, has 27 years of judicial experience.� Prior to his appointment to the Kentucky Supreme Court, he served eight years as a Kentucky Court of Appeals judge where he wrote approximately 750 opinions. Beginning his judicial career in juvenile court in 1975, the Judge later served in Jefferson County District Court and Circuit Court where he was elected Chief Judge in 1997.�� He also was in private practice at Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald law firm for several years.

Recognized by his peers and the public for his judicial and community leadership, Judge McAnulty received a �highly qualified� rating from a significant majority of the lawyers polled in a recent Louisville Bar Association poll � the highest ranking of the three candidates for the Supreme Court seat.� He is a recipient of many awards including the Henry Pennington Outstanding Judge of the Year, Louisville Bar Association Judge of the Year, the Leadership Louisville Thomas Simons Award, and the Metro United Way Allen Society Leadership Award.

Justice McAnulty has served in many leadership roles in a wide range of local, state-wide and national organizations.� His community service includes: Chairman of New York-based Learning Matters, Inc., a Peabody Award winner for a PBS documentary and past chairman of Metro United Way, the WLKY Bell Awards and the Juvenile Justice Committee of the KY Crime Commission.� He is also a former president of Bridgehaven, Inc. and the Renaissance Development Corporation and was a coach of the Buechel Little League for several years.� He has also served on numerous committees for his alma mater, the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law and has been an adjunct instructor at the law school.

In addition to holding J.D. and M.A.T degrees from the University of Louisville, the Justice is a graduate of Indiana University and a native of Indianapolis. He is married to attorney Kristi McAnulty and has four children.� More information about Justice Bill McAnulty is available at his campaign web site: McAnultyforJustice.com.�� Jefferson County Circuit Court, Judge, 1993-1998 Kentucky Court of Appeals, Judge, 1998-2006, Supreme Court of Kentucky, Associate Justice, 2006-Present^[1]

• Louisville artist Ed Hamilton sculpted the bust, which will be put on permanent display in the vestibule of the Supreme Court chamber.

Contents 1 Education 2 COMMUNITY SERVICE 3 HIGHER EDUCATION 4 SPEECHES/WORKSHOPS 5 GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE 6 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS 7 AWARDS 8 OTHER 9 Sources

Education

CURRICULUM VITAE

• Indiana University, B.S. 1970
• University of Louisville, M.A.T. 1971
• University of Louisville, J.D. 1974
• Graduate, Leadership Louisville, 1981
• Judicial College of the District Judges
• Judicial College of the Circuit Judges
• University of Edinburgh, Summer Study, Comparative Law
• Oxford University, St. Hugh's College, Summer Program

COMMUNITY SERVICE

• Chairman, Board of Directors, Learning Matters, Inc. (Peabody Award Winner, PBS Documentary 2001), New York
• Chairman, Board of Directors, Metro United Way - 1991-93
• President, Board of Directors, Renaissance Development Corporation 1981-1983
• Advisory Committee, St. Francis High School, 1985
• Boy Scouts, Executive Council, 2001-2002
• Board of Directors, Bridgehaven, Inc.; President of Board, 1981; Vice-President, 1980; and Secretary, 1979
• Chairman, Board of Directors, HOSPICE, Inc., 1981-82
• Co-Founder, Children in Placement Project, Jefferson County, Ky; External foster care review program operated by Citizen Volunteers
• Member, Advisory Board, YWCA Spouse Abuse Center, Louisville, Ky
• Member, Advisory Committee, School Levy Campaign, Jefferson County Public Schools
• Member, Board of Directors, Kidney Foundation, Louisville, Ky, 1979
• Member, Board of Directors, Kentucky Children's Home, 1978-81
• Member, Board of Directors, Committee for the Prevention of Suicide Among Youth, 1979-82
• Member, Board of Directors, East End Boys Club, Louisville, Ky
• Chairman, Minority Recruitment Committee, University of Louisville, School of Law
• Member, Nominating Committee, Kentucky Youth Advocates, 1982 Chairman, Board of Governors; Jefferson Club, 1993-95
• Member, Board of Directors, Fund for the Arts, 1984-87
• Member, Commission on Juvenile Justice, Hubert Humphrey Foundation, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1981
• Member, Board of Directors, Leadership Louisville, 1985-87 Member, Judicial Council of Judges, NCCD, San Francisco, 1985-87
• Chairman, Search Committee, Director, Metro United Way, 1989
• Chairman, Board of Directors, WLKY Bell Awards, 1991-92 Member, The Bingham Fellows Governing Committee, 1998
• Member, National Council of Judges Vice-Chairman, Henry Heuser Hearing Institute, 2003-present

HIGHER EDUCATION

• Member, Board of Overseers, Spalding College
• Member, Board of Trustees, Bellarmine College
• Member, Board of Overseers, University of Louisville
• Member, Commission on the Future of Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana
• Member, Search Committee, Dean of the School of Law, University of Louisville
• Member, Blue Ribbon Advisory Committee, University of Louisville/ University of Kentucky
• Member, Decanal Review Committee, Dean Barbara Lewis, University of Louisville School of Law
• Member, Faculty Search Committee, University of Louisville School of Law
• Board of Directors, University of Louisville, Alumni Association

SPEECHES/WORKSHOPS

• Kentucky Department for Human Resources, Training, 1978-1984
• Kentucky Department of Education, Workshop, 1979
• Kentucky Department of Labor, Small Claims Court Act, 1979
• Kentucky Crime and Delinquency Conference, Panelist, 1979
• Administrative Office of the Courts Circuit Clerk's Conference, Workshop, 1979
• Junior League of Louisville, Workshop Juvenile Justice, 1979-1985
• Keynote Speaker, 8th Annual Meeting, Indiana Juvenile Justice Task Force, Indiana University, Purdue University, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1980
• Keynote Speaker, "Community Keys: Creative Programming for Youth," Institute for Children's Resources, Nashville, Tennessee, 1981
• Keynote Speaker, 3rd Annual In-Service Training Program,

Volunteer Probation Officer Program, Department for Human Services, 1980

• Presenter, National Juvenile Justice Legislative Advocacy

Conference, National Juvenile Law Center, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, 1979

• Participant/Presenter, 32nd Annual Conference, National Council on Foundations, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1980
• Speaker, National Council on Foundations, Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, 1981
• Trainer, Office of the Attorney General County Prosecutors, "THE 1980 JUVENILE CODE," National Bridge State Park, 1981
• Speaker, Kentucky Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse, Lexington, Kentucky, 1981
• Panelist, Annual Conference of the National Association of Criminal Justice Planners, Louisville, Ky, 1979
• Presenter, Governor's Conference on Volunteerism in Criminal/Justice, Columbia, SC, 1982
• Participant, Eighth National Conference on Juvenile Justice, National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, 1981
• Participant, Panelist, "The Philosophy of Responsible Sentencing" Leadership Louisville, 1984
• Panelist, First Amendment Congress, Lexington, Ky, May 29, 1986
• Panelist, Student Leadership Development Workshop, University of Louisville, February 15, 1985
• Speaker, Dedication and Recognition Ceremony, Maryhurst, April 28, 1985
• Speaker, College of Urban and Public Affairs, University of Louisville, Awards Ceremony, May 1986
• Speaker, Kentucky Shorthand Reporters Association, Annual Meeting, "The Capital Case: Special Problems," May 1987
• Speaker, Louisville Alliance for the Mentally 111, "The Court System and Mental Illness," April 1987
• Speaker, Commencement, Sullivan College, 1999

Numerous Louisville Bar Association and Kentucky Bar Association Workshops (Numerous additional speeches and workshops not listed)

GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE

• Member, Mayor's Housing Committee, Louisville, Ky, 1974-1975
• Member, Governor's Task Force on Dependency, 1979-1980
• ABA Young Lawyers' Section, Juvenile Justice Committee, 1979-1981
• Chairman, Juvenile Justice Committee of the Kentucky Crime Commission, 1979-1980; Member of the Courts and Executive Committee
• Chairman, Special Commission on Residential Services, 1983
• Member, Governor's Task Force on Juvenile Delinquency, 1978; Chairman, Sub-Committee, Repeat/Serious Offenders
• Member, Peer Review Board, Adoption Project, Department for Human Resources, 1981
• Louisville and Jefferson County, Criminal Justice Commission, 1980-1982;
• Member, Juvenile Justice Committee Commission on Corrections and Community Services; Appointed by Governor John Y. Brown, Jr., September, 1980;
• Member, Parole Board Selection Committee
• Member, Governor's Task Force on Local Jails, 1980-1981
• Kentucky Crime Commission, Chairman, Juvenile Justice Committee, 1978-1980
• Member, Council of Judges, National Council Crime and Delinquency, 1987-present
• Chairman, Education Management Selection Committee for Commissioner of Education for the Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1990

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

• Member, Kentucky Association of Circuit Court Judges, 1983-present
• Member, Kentucky Bar Association, 1974-present
• Member, Kentucky Bar Association Committee on Advertising and Pre-Paid Legal Services, 1976-1977
• Member, Louisville Bar Association, 1974-present
• Member, National Council on Juvenile Court Judges, 1975-1978
• Admitted to Practice in Kentucky and the Western District Federal Court, 1974
• Member, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, 1972-1975
• Secretary, Law Alumni Association, School of Law, University of Louisville, 1982
• President, Law Alumni Association, 1984-1986
• Member, Law Alumni Foundation, School of Law, University of Louisville, 1980
• Admitted as Attorney and Counselor of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, 1980
• Member, Women Lawyer's Association of Jefferson County, Ky
• Member, Bench and Bar Liaison Committee, Kentucky Bar Association, 1985-1986
• Member, Louisville Bar Foundation, Kentucky Trial Reporter Committee, 1987
• Moderator, Kentucky Bar Association Annual Meeting, Panel discussion, "Free Press: Fair Trial," June 1987
• Member, Editorial Board, Louisville Bar Association, Kentucky Trial Reporter, 1988

AWARDS

• Distinguished Alumni Award, University of Louisville, School of Law, 1987
• Honorary Member, Golden Key National Honor Society, 1985 AFL-CIO, Community Services Award, 1989
• Outstanding Alumnus, Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity, Vinson Chapter, 1989
• Alumni Service Award, University of Louisville, School of Law, 1986
• Lawrence Grevor Leadership Award, Student Government Association,
• Black Achievers, Adult Achiever of the Year, 1992 Allen *Society Leadership Award, Metro United Way, 1994
• Judge of the Year Award, Louisville Bar Association, 1994
• Henry V. Pennington Outstanding Judge of the Year, Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1997
• Thomas C. Simons Distinguished Leadership Award, Leadership Louisville Foundation, 1997

OTHER

• President, Student Bar Association, University of Louisville, School of Law, 1974
• Co-Editor, Louisville General Ordinances, 1974
• Founder, Kentucky Children In Placement Project, 1979 *Panelist, William F. Buckley Show, "Firing Line," 1974
• Guest, John Merrow, "Options in Education," National Public Radio, 1981
• Series Advisor, "YOUR CHILDREN, MY CHILDREN" A Production of MGW Productions, Washington, D.C. and KTCA, St. Paul, Minnesota: National Education Television; aired 1984
• Witness, Interim Joint Committee on Health and Welfare, External Foster Care Review Legislation
• Nominee, Circle of Love Award, National Association of Social Workers, 1982
• Reviewer, "THE AMERICAN INQUISITION: (1982) THE COURIER JOURNAL AND LOUISVILLE TIMES," January, 1983
• Recognition Award, Continuing Legal Education Commission, Kentucky Bar Association, 1980
• Instructor, Institute for Creative Learning, Louisville, Ky, 1982-1984
• Judge, Moot Court Competition, University of Louisville, School of Law
• Presiding Official, Board of Alderman Installation, January 10, 1984
• Chairman, Board of Directors, The Merrow Report, New York, NY EMPLOYMENT
• City of Louisville, Department of Law, Law Clerk, 1971-1974
• City of Louisville, Department of Public Safety, Assistant Director, 1974-1975
• Jefferson County Juvenile Court, Judge, 1975-1978
• Jefferson County District Court, Judge, 1978-1983
• Contributing Writer, Banks Baldwin Publishing Company, 1982-1986
• Adjunct Faculty, University of Louisville, School of Law, 1976-1983, Course taught: JUVENILE LAW SEMINAR
• Consultant, The Arthur D. Little Co., Washington, D.C.; National Council on Foundations, Minneapolis, Minn., and Juvenile Court Project in Muscle Shoals, Ala., 1980-1983
• Jefferson County Circuit Court, Judge 1984-1990
• Greenebaum Doll & McDonald, Partner, 1990-1993

Sources

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