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Ms. Toad

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8. It's such a mish-mash, it is hard to tell when this effort took place - and how well it was publicized.

Thu Mar 27, 2025, 07:11 PM

Mar 27

Depending on when bar associations meet, and what is required to take action, it may take more time than was available. Ohio's annual meeting is in May. They used to have a second meeting when all the sections met, but they abandoned that a while ago. I'm not involved enough anymore to know how much flexibility there would be to make an endorsement on behalf of the association between meetings.

In Ohio, many of the local bar associations are at the city level - rather than county. So the lack of county-specific endorsement doesn't surprise me.

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Bar organizations' statement in support of the rule of law [View all] LetMyPeopleVote Mar 27 OP

Disbar these effers malaise Mar 27 #1

Bar associations have zero ability to disbar anyone. n/t Ms. Toad Mar 27 #5

I know that n/t malaise Mar 27 #6

It keeps coming up, every time the ABA says something - Ms. Toad Mar 27 #9

Ty, ABA SheltieLover Mar 27 #2

Hardly any GOP state/county bar associations signed on, though. Ocelot II Mar 27 #3

It's such a mish-mash, it is hard to tell when this effort took place - and how well it was publicized. Ms. Toad Mar 27 #8

Could be. I just thought it was interesting that there were no listings for, e.g., Ocelot II Mar 27 #10

I just know the timing (and some of the mechanics) of getting an Ohio State Bar Association endorsement Ms. Toad Mar 27 #11

Thank You (again), American Bar Association and Affiliates. Think. Again. Mar 27 #4

TY ABA! 🕯️🕊️💙🌈 Cha Mar 27 #7