An incumbent judge and a civil and criminal litigator explain why they should preside over Broward Circuit cases.
September 30, 2020 at 11:20 AM
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Incumbent Broward Circuit Judge Dennis Bailey will face civil and criminal litigator George Odom in a runoff election this November after they eliminated prosecutor Abbe Rifkin Logan in the primaries.
Here’s why they say they should sit on the Broward Circuit bench.
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Broward Circuit Judge Dennis Bailey and Fort Lauderdale litigator George Odom Jr. Courtesy photos.
