Miami-Dade Chief Circuit Judge Bertoli Soto, left, and University of Miami law dean Patricia White, right. Photo: Cathy Wilson/ALM
An American Bar Foundation project focusing on the future of Latinos in the United States offers a presentation in Miami looking at past struggles and some solutions for Latinos in law.
March 02, 2018 at 02:04 PM
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Managing Editor
Speaking at an American Bar Foundation event, Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Bertila Soto described a Florida judges’ meeting with a starkly different view of Latino culture than her own.
She was at her first state judges’ conference after being elevated to the circuit bench in 2002 and overheard one judge telling another about owning a 500-acre farm.
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