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Kentucky's Constitutionally Mandated Oath of Office:
Attorney General

Posted by Ken Lammers - - 2 comments

Okay, it starts out with the normal boring oath that is given everywhere, but listen until the end, because apparently Kentucky has a serious ongoing problem with duels?!?

2 Responses so far.

ParatrooperJJ says:

January 18, 2010

I believe that all office holders in KY must swear that they have not been in a duel
Ken Lammers says:

January 20, 2010

And lawyers too, if I'm not mistaken.

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Kentucky's Constitutionally Mandated Oath of Office:
Attorney General

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