Ken Anderson, who resigned Sept. 24 as judge of Williamson County's 277th District Court, will no longer go to trial on Sept. 30 in his attorney-disciplinary case. In a Sept. 25 letter, 121st District Judge Kelly G. Moore wrote to the attorneys for Anderson and the Commission for Lawyer Discipline to confirm that the trial was vacated and rescheduled for Nov. 8.
September 30, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Ken Anderson, who resigned Sept. 24 as judge of Williamson County’s 277th District Court, will no longer go to trial on Sept. 30 in his attorney-disciplinary case.
In a Sept. 25 letter, 121st District Judge Kelly G. Moore wrote to the attorneys for Anderson and the Commission for Lawyer Discipline (CFLD) to confirm that the Sept. 30 trial in CFLD v. Anderson was vacated and rescheduled for Nov. 8.
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