The Florida Supreme Court is asking the Florida Legislature for 49 new judges next year, including 46 in trial courts and three in appellate courts.
December 19, 2013 at 11:00 PM
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The Florida Supreme Court has certified the need for 49 new judges statewide, including 22 in South Florida.
As part of its constitutional obligation to review the need for new judges annually, the court Thursday made its recommendation to the Florida Legislature. The Legislature must decide whether to fund the additional judges but hasn’t approved any since 2007.
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