Judge Tim Philpot

The newspaper account is here. Remarks start at 26.15 m in this speech. This video records Judge Timothy Philpot's analysis of a tragic fire in Knox county, Kentucky that killed an entire family and which Judge Philpot interprets as divine retribution for having children out of wedlock.

In the publicity for his autobiography, Judge Tim Philpot promises to reveal a titillating “bombshell.” This turns out to be the revelation that the Judge’s mother was impregnated and abandoned by another man prior to her marriage to the Judge’s alcoholic father. The baby girl from this pregnancy was anonymously adopted in Cincinnati and could hypothetically be one of many women appearing in his court. During numerous speeches, Judge Philpot describes his parent’s rocky marriage, attributed to his abusive and alcoholic father cavorting abroad while his mother stayed home for many years during the war. He describes his own medically “miraculous” conception attributed to post-graduate celebrations. We all have baggage, and it is unfair to punish children for the action of their parents. So, it’s all the more puzzling why a family court judge describes out of wedlock children as “bastard(s)” in a book he dedicates to the children in his court? Needless to say, there is eno...

Tim looks out for little servant girls working in diners Judge Timothy Philpot is always on the lookout for little servant girls who need Jesus but sometimes, he thinks he’s too bashful.   Tim Philpot is a judge in Fayette County Family Court, Lexington Kentucky. In this video is an extract of his public speeches given to the Francis Asbury Society in Wilmore, Kentucky in which he describes his experiences in family court.

Homosexual sin is just entertainment Judge Timothy Philpot thinks that being gay is an idle pastime that distracts from the serious business of producing children. Not everyone can or should raise children, but whether such distraction has stymied his own fatherhood becomes the obvious question. Tim Philpot is a judge in Fayette County Family Court, Lexington Kentucky. In this video is an extract of his public speeches given to the Francis Asbury Society in Wilmore, Kentucky in which he describes his experiences in family court.

Tim says keep a mistress for love so the wife can do her work Judge Timothy Philpot lectures his audience on the history of marriage. He says that marriage has been most robust when men look outside for love, and keep wives for practical stuff like cleaning, cooking and changing diapers. Tim Philpot is a judge in Fayette County Family Court, Lexington Kentucky. In this video is an extract of his public speeches given to the Francis Asbury Society in Wilmore, Kentucky in which he describes his experiences in family court.

Sniffing out the creepy guys Judge Timothy Philpot thinks he can detect abusive men by smell. Evidence schmevidence. Unfortunately, he sometimes holds his kangaroo court hearings to "slow down" divorce only to discover that the "nice couple" were actually in a violent, abusive relationship.

Everybody hurts, somebody always cries if Tim has his way in family court Judge Timothy Philpot thinks that people not crying enough is a big problem in family court. Therefore, he holds hearings to determine if the couple really has a good reason before granting a divorce. Guess what - somebody always cries. Tim Philpot is a judge in Fayette County Family Court, Lexington Kentucky. In this video is an extract of his public speeches given to the Francis Asbury Society in Wilmore, Kentucky in which he describes his experiences in family court.