According to a notice filed, the JQC decided to drop the case after Ana Pando resigned, Gov. Rick Scott accepted her resignation, and she agreed not to seek future judicial office.
December 05, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The state Judicial Qualifications Commission is dropping its ethics case against former Miami-Dade County Court Judge Ana Maria Pando following her promise never to seek a judgeship again.
Lawyers for the commission and Pando mailed a joint notice of voluntary dismissal Tuesday to the Florida Supreme Court.
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