Former Kentucky Governor Faces 60-Day Jail Term for Court Contempt

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Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin was ordered to serve 60 days in jail for contempt of court in an ongoing child-support case involving his estranged wife and adopted son Jonah; the judge allowed the possibility of relief after 30 days, and Bevin had already been arrested on a Bourbon County movie set after repeatedly failing to comply with court-ordered financial disclosures.
- Judge denies bond for ex-Gov. Matt Bevin, orders him to serve jail time WLKY
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- Ex-Gov. Matt Bevin arrested while participating in movie in Bourbon Co. The Courier-Journal
- Former Kentucky governor arrested on movie set in Bourbon County WKYT
- Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin arrested, booked in Louisville jail Louisville Public Media
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