Broward Circuit Judge Laura Watson defended herself on the witness stand during a state Judicial Qualifications Commission ethics trial.
February 11, 2014 at 05:55 PM
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The presiding chair in Broward Circuit Judge Laura Watson’s ethics trial on Tuesday questioned her agreement to take a position adverse to her clients in a $14.5 million settlement.
In the second day of trial, Watson spent the morning on the witness stand.
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