"Some judges become vulnerable when they are publicly reprimanded because someone will run against them and try and use that against them," said Andrew S. Berman, a shareholder at Young Berman Karpf & Karpf.
May 13, 2021 at 02:08 PM
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On Thursday, the Florida Supreme Court adopted a disciplinary agreement of public reprimand reached between Charlotte Circuit Judge Scott H. Cupp and the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission.
And Jan Jacobowitz, a legal ethics expert based in Miami, said while “judges are people, too,” they are bound to some of the strictest ethical requirements for both public officials and in the legal profession.
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Charlotte Circuit Judge Scott H. Cupp. Courtesy Photo
