"Thus, Justice Grosshans would be effectively ruling on her husband's conduct as a member of the Sixth DCA JNC," Whitney Boan asserted in the motion. "Under these circumstances, disqualification of Justice Grosshans from considering this case is required."
November 23, 2022 at 05:24 PM
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Whitney Boan, an Orlando-based attorney, on Wednesday filed a new motion to disqualify Florida Supreme Court Justice Jamie Grosshans from presiding over litigation in which her husband is a member of the entity whose conduct is at issue.
The cases underlying those motions are based on a dispute about whether several nominees meet residency requirements to fill vacancies on a new Sixth District Court of Appeal and a revamped Fifth District Court of Appeal.
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Florida Supreme Court Justice Jamie R. Grosshans. (Courtesy photo)
