A Florida Supreme Court candidate will spend this afternoon being interviewed by the same state panel he attempted to circumvent while serving as a top aide to Gov. Jeb Bush. Frank Jimenez, who served as Bush's assistant GC, is one of 50 attorneys being interviewed by the Judicial Nominating Commission to fill two openings created by resignations. In 1999, the St. Petersburg Times reported Jimenez helped hatch a plan to recruit judicial applicants who were "ideologically compatible" with Bush.
August 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A Florida Supreme Court candidate will spend this afternoon being interviewed by the same state panel he attempted to circumvent while serving as a top aide to Gov. Jeb Bush.
Frank Jimenez, who served as Bush’s assistant general counsel, is one of 50 attorneys being interviewed by the Judicial Nominating Commission to fill two openings created by the resignations of Bush appointees Raoul Cantero III and Kenneth B. Bell.
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