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The Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct has filed a formal complaint against a municipal court judge who continued to sit on the bench and to practice law while ineligible for failing to maintain interest-bearing trust accounts and professional liability insurance.
June 20, 2019 at 11:49 AM
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The Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct has filed a formal complaint against Municipal Court Judge Guy Killen who continued to sit on the bench and to practice law while ineligible for failing to maintain interest-bearing trust accounts (IOLTA) and professional liability insurance, as required of all practicing attorneys and law firms in the state.
Killen has been a member of the bar and a practicing attorney since 1981. He operated his law office as Guy W. Killen, P.C. in Woodbury.
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