John F. Vincent

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• He subsequently won election to complete the remainder of the term in November 2018 and was elected to a full eight-year term in 2022
• During his legislative tenure, he was involved in state policymaking and did not seek reelection in 2008, being succeeded by Democrat Kevin Sinnette In January 2018, Vincent was appointed by Governor Matt Bevin to the 32nd Kentucky Circuit Court to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of C. David Hagerman
• He held the role of a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives from 1996 to 2009
• John F. Vincent, born on October 5, 1959, is an American jurist and former politician from Kentucky
• His professional experience reflects a combination of legislative and judicial service, providing him with a broad understanding of Kentucky law and governance
• The Boyd County Justice Center serves as the primary location for court proceedings under his jurisdiction, and the Circuit Court Clerk’s office maintains records of cases he presides over
• As a circuit court judge, he presides over civil, criminal, family, and business cases within Boyd County, Kentucky, and manages court proceedings in accordance with Kentucky law Vincent’s judicial responsibilities include overseeing trials, ruling on motions, and ensuring the fair administration of justice in his circuit
• representing his district after winning a special election following the death of Don Farley