Justice Charles T. Canady asks a question during oral arguments in the case DeLisle v. Crane before the Florida Supreme Court. Photo credit: WFSU.
His term will start July 1 and last two years.
March 08, 2018 at 02:10 PM
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Florida Supreme Court Justice Charles Canady will become chief justice for two years starting in July, the court announced Thursday.
Canady, 63, already served as chief justice from 2010 to 2012. The position rotates, although current Chief Justice Jorge Labarga is finishing his second consecutive term. The chief justice is chosen by the justices based on managerial, administrative and leadership abilities rather than seniority, according to the court.
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