This installment of the Daily Business Review’s coverage of South Florida’s August judicial primary election features a Q&A with candidates for Broward County Court judge, Group 22. Here’s what Fort Lauderdale attorneys Allison Gilman and Casey Mills had to say about what qualifies them for the bench. Responses have been edited for style and content.

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 Allison Gilman

Gilman is a criminal defense and family lawyer at Allison Gilman & Associates, and a former public defender. Originally from New York, Gilman has lived in Florida for more than 25 years. She was admitted to the bar in 1992 and holds a bachelor’s degree in criminology from Florida State University and a law degree from St. Thomas University.

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