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Religion has become a key issue in a Florida judicial race that pits Broward County Circuit Judge Cheryl Aleman, a conservative Christian, against attorney Robert Malove, an ultra-orthodox Jew. Criminal defense lawyers and Democrats have been vowing to find someone to run against Aleman, who they say has let her views influence her rulings. But some observers are nervous about the overtones of the election battle, and see a growing backlash to criticism of Aleman.
October 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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