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A shake up in the local legal community is afoot. Following the announcement that Circuit Judge Jeffrey Burdette is retiring as of March 16 comes news that Commonwealthâs Attorney Eddy Montgomery has already retired. Montgomeryâs tenure as the lead prosecutor for the 28th Judicial Circuit ended last week, on February 28 after nearly 23 years. He was first appointed in August 1998 to serve as Commonwealthâs Attorney for Pulaski, Lincoln and Rockcastle counties before winning election to the post in 2000. Prior to that, Montgomery served in the United States Air Force as a JAG (Judge Advocate General) officer from 1990 to 1994 before joining the Kentucky Retirement Systems. He came home to Somerset as an Assistant Commonwealthâs Attorney in January 1996. In all, heâs been in public service for 30 years. ....
File photo i cj In this October 2010 photo, Circuit Judge Jeffrey Burdette (right) surveys some of the security equipment at the newly opened Pulaski County Judicial Center. A veteran judge is turning in his gavel, at least in terms of the daily docket. Jeffrey T. Burdette, Chief Circuit Judge for the 28th Judicial Circuit, has announced that he is retiring after 30 years of public service. His last day on the bench will be March 16. But Judge Burdette isn t totally done with the law. He has been asked by Kentucky Chief Justice John Minton Jr. to become a Special Judge and will travel across the commonwealth to hear various felony cases and civil mediations when home-based judges aren t available. ....