Broward County Court Judge Phoebee Francois. Photo: J. Albert Diaz/ALM
"I always wanted to go into law in the United States," said Judge Phoebee Francois. "I knew what lawlessness could lead to.”
July 27, 2018 at 04:00 PM
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The smiling face of a young girl beams from a poster on the wall in the office of Broward County Court Judge Phoebee R. Francois.
The girl — 14 now, but much younger in the photo — is Lia Ottinot, the judge’s niece, who suffers a debilitating disease but maintains impeccable grades and an optimistic outlook.
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