7th circuit commission seeks applicants for Davis associate circuit judge vacancy in Clay County

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October 4, 2007

KANSAS CITY - The 7th Circuit Judicial Commission is accepting applications for the position of associate circuit judge of the 7th Judicial Circuit (Clay County), to fill the vacancy created by the appointment of The Honorable K. Elizabeth Davis as circuit judge of the 7th Judicial Circuit Court of Clay County, Missouri.

Applications and instructions may be obtained at the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, 1300 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri. Or here:

Any citizen may suggest nominees to the commission.

Complete and mail or deliver the original, signed application, flat, unfolded and unbound, to Honorable Victor C. Howard, at the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District. Copies shall be sent to the other commission members as provided for in the application instructions. All applications must be received before 4:30 p.m., on Friday, February 15, 2008. The commission will meet on Friday, February 22, 2008, at the Clay County Courthouse, Justice Center, 11 South Water Street, Liberty, Missouri, to interview applicants.

The Missouri Constitution, Article V, section 21, requires that an associate circuit judge be at least 25 years old, licensed to practice law in Missouri, a qualified voter of Missouri, a qualified voter of Missouri, and a resident of a Clay County.

Members of the commission are Victor C. Howard, Chief Judge, Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District; attorneys Mike Shipley and T. K. Thompson, of Clay County, Missouri; and lay members Lancer G. Gates, of Kansas City, and Melisa Essig, of Clay County. The addresses of the commission members to which applications and letters should be sent are provided with the application instructions.

For more information or any questions, please contact Terence G. Lord, Clerk of the Court, Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, at (816) 889-3600.

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Note: Links to application materials typically are disabled after the deadline passes.

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