Incumbent Lody Jean’s fate as a judge sitting on the circuit court bench will be up to the Miami-Dade County voters when they cast their ballots on Aug. 23 in the Group 3 race.
August 01, 2022 at 02:09 PM
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A heated judicial race in Miami-Dade County pits an incumbent judge against a challenger who claimed to have found dirt on the incumbent.
Still, observers, like Juan-Carlos Planas, an election law professor at St. Thomas University School of Law and private practice attorney, said Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Lody Jean has little to fear from her opponent, Teressa Maria Cervera, in a race that showed the sometimes bare-knuckle battle for incumbents in state judicial elections.
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Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Lody Jean. Courtesy photo
Juan-Carlos Planas.
