Florida Bar president Eugene Pettis has appointed a 10-member task force to explore how Florida can bolster diversity among its judges and judicial nominating commissions.
February 27, 2014 at 01:30 PM
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Florida Bar president Eugene Pettis has appointed a new task force to explore how Florida can bolster diversity among its judges and judicial nominating commissions.
The President’s Task Force to Study the Enhancement of Diversity on the Bench and the Judicial Nominating Commissions will seek to determine why diverse candidates are not applying to bench and JNC openings.
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