The Fourth District Court of Appeal critiques Broward Circuit Judge Matthew Destry for denying bond after School Board member Stephanie Kraft was convicted in a public corruption case.
February 12, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Broward Circuit Judge Matthew Destry received a tongue lashing Wednesday from the Fourth District Court of Appeal for refusing to consider bond for Stephanie Kraft, a former Broward School Board member, after she was convicted of official misconduct.
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Destry ordered Kraft into custody Dec. 11 immediately after a jury found her guilty of official misconduct but acquitted her of bribery, unlawful compensation and conspiracy charges.
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