Background
Kim L. Jordan was born in 1937. He was associated professionally with Grants Pass, Oregon, where he developed a career in law and public service.
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Kim L. Jordan
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Jordan studied at Brigham Young University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science, and later attended George Washington University, receiving a Bachelor of Laws. His legal education preceded his admission to the bar in 1967 and his subsequent practice in Oregon.
Career
Jordan was admitted to the bar in 1967 and practiced law in Grants Pass, Oregon. His reported areas of practice included criminal defense, family law, general practice, general litigation, probate, and business law. He also served as a district judge of Josephine County. In 1981, the Oregon Supreme Court ordered his removal from that judicial office following proceedings before the Commission on Judicial Fitness. He later continued his legal association with Grants Pass and was recognized by Martindale-Hubbell for professional standing.
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Membership
Jordan was associated with the American Bar Association.
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In re Complaint as to the Conduct of Jordan
Oregon Supreme Court decision concerning professional-conduct proceedings against Kim L. Jordan and referring to his prior removal from office as district judge of Josephine County.
1983
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