Painter: court vacancy-live
Judge Painter returns from second UN court session Court announces 31 decisions in General Assembly Hall
Judge Painter returns from second UN court session Court announces 31 decisions in General Assembly Hall
Judge Mark Painter of Cincinnati, the only American on the United Nations Appeals Tribunal, returned to Cincinnati after the court’s second session, held for two weeks in New York City. Its first session was in March in Geneva.
The court orally announced decisions on the cases July 1, in the General Assembly Hall. A synopsis of the decisions will be posted on the UN website later this month.
The UNAT is the highest court of the new internal-justice system, which was instituted in 2009 to provide access to independent and professional courts for staff members and management. The judges were elected by the General Assembly.
Cases included disputes over promotions, discipline, pensions, contract matters, and many other issues. These cases continue the development of the UN internal law.
As may be expected, the UNAT is internationally diverse. In addition to Painter, the Judges are Inés Weinberg de Roca, (Argentina), Jean Courtial, (France), Sophia Adinyira, (Ghana), Kamaljit Singh Garewal (India), Rose Boyko (Canada), and Luis María Simón (Uruguay).
Judge Painter served as a judge in Hamilton County for 27 years, 13 on the Municipal Court followed by 14 on the Court of Appeals.
More info: www.un.org/en/oaj/appeals
Judge Painter’s legal writing book featured in University of Cincinnati Magazine.
Judge Painter’s legal writing book featured in University of Cincinnati Magazine.
Judge Painter’s legal writing book featured in University of Cincinnati Magazine. Click here to read article.
paintergiftpic The Delhi Township Branch Library, 5095 Foley Road, now has a new lectern to use for programming
paintergiftpic The Delhi Township Branch Library, 5095 Foley Road, now has a new lectern to use for programming
The Delhi Township Branch Library, 5095 Foley Road, now has a new lectern to use for programming, thanks to the generosity of Judge Mark P. Painter. Judge Painter, who was a guest at the branch in May when he presented a program about President William Howard Taft, noticed that the branch had no lectern, so he decided to donate one.
To read the The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County’s press release in its entirety, click here.
The Delhi Township and Anderson Branch Libraries recently hosted a one-hour presentation
The Delhi Township and Anderson Branch Libraries recently hosted a one-hour presentation
The Delhi Township and Anderson Branch Libraries recently hosted a one-hour presentation by Judge Mark Painter, author of William Howard Taft: President and Chief Justice, entitled “William Howard Taft: Cincinnati’s Homegrown President.” The program was featured in The Downtowner. Click here to read article.
300th Judge Painter Opinion Published—Most-published local judge in history.
300th Judge Painter Opinion Published—Most-published local judge in history.
300th Judge Painter Opinion Published—Most-published local judge in history. Click here to read news article.
“Man of the People.” City Beat article on Judge Painter.
“Man of the People.” City Beat article on Judge Painter.
Judge Painter speaks at boyhood home of William Howard Taft in celebration of National Constitution Week.
Judge Painter speaks at boyhood home of William Howard Taft in celebration of National Constitution Week.
Judge Painter at Labor Day Picnic.
Judge Painter at Labor Day Picnic.
University of Cincinnati Horizons Online features recently-published books by U.C. alumni.
University of Cincinnati Horizons Online features recently-published books by U.C. alumni.
University of Cincinnati Horizons Online features recently-published books by U.C. alumni. Click here to read their article on Judge and Sue Ann Painter.