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A triumvirate of Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and the state's most senior Republican congressmen, including Rep. E. Clay Shaw Jr., will serve as the state's officials who appoint screening committees that pick candidates for judges and U.S. attorney. Florida devised this untraditional appointment mechanism because -- as is the case in New York -- there are no senior senators in the same party as the president.
March 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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