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Judge Mark P. Painter served as a judge for exactly 30 years (Ides March 1982 to Ides March 2012), first for 13 years on the Hamilton County (Cincinnati) Municipal Court, followed by 14 years on the Ohio Court of Appeals, and then three years as one of seven judges (and the only American) on the United Nations Appeals Tribunal.
WHO IS JUDGE
MARK PAINTER?
As a judge, Painter was recognized as an outstanding legal scholar. More than 400 of Judge Painter’s decisions were published nationally, making him one of the most- published judges ever. His opinions have been cited as precedent more than 3,500 times in legal encyclopedias, treatises, law reviews, and other cases. One of his opinions was named one of the six best in the nation for 2005.
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About the same time the Trump administration had perfected its cruelty against families and children, the Hamilton County Republican party decided to hand out bumper
Judge (Ret.) Mark Painter, now of counsel at HelmerMartins, attended the April 2018, monthly meeting of Clarity in London. Clarity is an international group of
This week, our president took to his favorite means of communication, Twitter, and claimed, “As has been stated by numerous legal scholars, I have the
What to write about? Not President Donald Trump. There are so many appalling actions that it’s hard to pick one. A war-mongering maniac as national
Our federal government will have to borrow more than $500 billion this year. That’s one-half a trillion dollars of money we don’t have to run
The Winter White House, Mar-a-Lago, is a place where Americans may pay $400,000 to join and then another $14,000 a year to mix with the
Republicans worry about the national debt when Democrats are in office. Democrats worry about it when Republicans are in charge. I tend to be concerned
Mark Painter, a former Hamilton County and state appellate judge who served exactly 30 years as a judge, has joined a Downtown law firm. Painter,
It’s always risky to predict historical judgments. Truman fares better than people at the time might have predicted. But most predicted right on Washington and
