Former Florida Supreme Court Justice Ben F. Overton, who died from complications of heart surgery, was the first justice appointed by the governor after the switch in the 1970s from elected justices.
January 02, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Former Florida Supreme Court Justice Ben F. Overton, the first justice appointed by the governor after the switch in the 1970s from elected justices, has died from complications of heart surgery, a spokesman for the court said.
Overton, who retired in 1999, was 86.
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