United States District Court For The Eastern District of Kentucky - Current Judges

Current Judges

  • A vacancy occurred on January 8, 2013, when Jennifer B. Coffman retired from the court. There is currently no nominee pending for this vacancy.
# Title Judge Duty station Born Term of service Appointed by
Active Chief Senior
14 Chief Judge Karen K. Caldwell Lexington 1956 2001–present 2013–present George W. Bush
15 District Judge Danny C. Reeves Frankfort 1957 2001–present George W. Bush
16 District Judge David L. Bunning Covington 1966 2002–present George W. Bush
17 District Judge Gregory Frederick Van Tatenhove London 1960 2006–present George W. Bush
18 District Judge Amul Roger Thapar London 1969 2008–present George W. Bush
19 District Judge vacant
8 Senior District Judge William Odis Bertelsman Covington 1936 1979–2001 1991–1998 2001–present Jimmy Carter
9 Senior District Judge Green Wix Unthank inactive 1923 1980–1988 1988–present Jimmy Carter
10 Senior District Judge Henry Rupert Wilhoit, Jr. Ashland 1935 1981–2000 1998–2000 2000–present Ronald Reagan
11 Senior District Judge Karl Spillman Forester Lexington 1940 1988–2005 2001–2005 2005–present Ronald Reagan
12 Senior District Judge Joseph Martin Hood Lexington 1942 1990–2007 2005–2007 2007–present George H. W. Bush

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