Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Fleur Lobree spent three years in Florida State University's circus as part of the human pyramid in an acrobatic bicycle act but gave it up for law school.
April 04, 2014 at 04:00 PM
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Lots of people have dreamed of running away to the circus. Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Fleur Lobree ran away from one and to law school.
Lobree spent three years in Florida State University’s renowned circus as part of the human pyramid in an acrobatic bicycle act. She also twirled 40 feet above the big tent floor in a rope act called the Spanish Web.
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