John U. Bacon is reporting that Judge Carol Kuhnke is presiding in our request for a TRO, not Judge Tim Connors. No ruling has been made verbally or issued in writing. She is supposed to be “a good judge”, but nowhere near as experienced as Judge Connors. No one is estimating when a verbal or written ruling may come down.
Judge Kuhnke was elected by the voters of Washtenaw County in 2012 and took the bench on January 1, 2013. She was appointed by the Supreme Court to be the Chief Judge of the Washtenaw County Trial Court effective January 1, 2019. She also serves as the Presiding Judge of the Civil/Criminal Division. She holds a bachelor's degree in philosophy and history of art from the University of Michigan, and a juris doctor from Chicago-Kent College of Law.
Judge Carol Kuhnke as an attorney in private practice, worked in large and small firms before founding the law firm of Davis and Kuhnke, PC in 1997. She worked in civil litigation for a total of 19 years before becoming a judge.
Judge Kuhnke was elected by the voters of Washtenaw County in 2012 and took the bench on January 1, 2013. She was appointed by the Supreme Court to be the Chief Judge of the Washtenaw County Trial Court effective January 1, 2019. She also serves as the Presiding Judge of the Civil/Criminal Division. She holds a bachelor's degree in philosophy and history of art from the University of Michigan, and a juris doctor from Chicago-Kent College of Law.
Judge Carol Kuhnke as an attorney in private practice, worked in large and small firms before founding the law firm of Davis and Kuhnke, PC in 1997. She worked in civil litigation for a total of 19 years before becoming a judge.
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