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Special interest groups in Florida are taking issue with judicial candidates who voice their opinions on controversial issues, such as abortion and gay rights. One group's survey teased out would-be judges' responses, revealing potentially prejudicial leanings. The state Bar's Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee has stated candidates may announce their views, provided they stress that, as judges, they'll uphold the law. One thing is clear: The situation remains murky.
October 28, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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