Chief Judge Bertila Soto equates filling judicial vacancies to a game of chess.
Even as Chief Judge Soto is overjoyed by an influx of judges into the Miami-Dade county and circuit court systems, their very appointments speak to a larger problem within Miami's judiciary.
August 13, 2018 at 06:00 AM
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For all of the sentimentality and excitement surrounding investitures, their frequency speaks to one of the principal challenges Miami-Dade Chief Judge Bertila Soto has faced in her position: filling the gaps left by judicial vacancies.
Since becoming chief judge in 2013, Soto has overseen 56 investitures.
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