At its June, 2007 Court Conference, the SCOKY granted discretionary review to 7 cases, which are listed below (along with links to the COA’s opinion, where available):

Holt v. Commonwealth (2006-SC-0391-DG)

Triple Crown Subdivision Homeowners Association, Inc. v. Oberst (2006-SC-0934-DG)

Early v. Oldham County Board of Education (No Opinion Rendered by COA; Case Dismissed by Order)(2007-SC-0008-DG)

Reinhardt v. Mudd (2007-SC-0201-DG)

Justice v. Hall (2007-SC-0215-DG)

Porterfield v. Renaker (2007-SC-0223-DG)

Jenkins v. Commonwealth (2007-SC-0248-DG)

Moore Pontiac, Buick, GMC, Inc. v. Scott (2007-SC-0282-DG)

In its June renditions, the Court resolved 6 DR cases (all by Opinion) leaving it with its smallest-to-date monthly “DR-grant-deficit” of just a single case. For the year, the SCOKY’s cumulative “DR-deficit” stands at 32 cases. Historically, the SCOKY has made a substantial dent in its DR-cases in the August renditions. (Six weeks of writing time uninterrupted by a momentum killing “reading week” followed by a Court Conference week allows the Court to really “crank” out opinions.). As such, we’ll have to check in and see what the numbers look like in August.

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