Roseanna Bronhard, a civil litigator in Crawfordville, near Tallahassee, Sean Conway of the Conway Law Firm in Fort Lauderdale and incumbent Broward County Court Judge Natasha DePrimo. Courtesy photos.
A Wakulla County civil litigator and a Fort Lauderdale criminal defense attorney will compete with an incumbent judge in South Florida’s primary elections this August, when they run for Broward County Court Judge, Group 31. Here’s what Roseanna Bronhard, Sean Conway and Judge Natasha DePrimo say qualify them for the bench. Responses have been edited for style and content.
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Roseanna Bronhard
Bronhard is a resident of Crawfordville, near Tallahassee, works at the Florida Commission on Human Relations and has more than 25 years of experience. She’s also lived in Broward for more 12 years and worked in Fort Lauderdale as a judicial staff attorney and probate counsel.
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