FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A longtime prosecutor in western Kentucky has been appointed by Gov. Matt Bevin to serve as a circuit judge in a four-county circuit.
Bevin selected Timothy Ray “Tim” Coleman of Morgantown as a circuit judge for the 38th Judicial Circuit covering Butler, Edmonson, Hancock and Ohio counties.
The governor’s office says Coleman has served as commonwealth’s attorney for 16 years. He’s a former president of the Kentucky Commonwealth’s Attorney Association. In 2009, Coleman was named “Outstanding Commonwealth’s Attorney” by Kentucky’s attorney general.
Coleman is a graduate of Western Kentucky University and the University of Kentucky College of Law. His legal experience also includes two years as Butler County attorney and a stint as a partner for a Lexington law firm.
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