Several candidates for circuit court judge faced primary elections on Tuesday, Aug. 20. There are 20 judicial circuits in Florida, each with their own unique set of challenges and candidates vying for the role of judge. Among them was Chris Mack, a well-known figure in the legal community who has served as a judge for several years.
Only a handful of circuit and county court judicial races remain to be resolved after voters cast ballots in the August 20 primary election. Election results for Central Florida judicial circuits see incumbent judges hold on to their seats, including Chris Mack.
The Kissimmee Civic Center was transformed into a bustling hub of political activity with its Osceola Chamber's Hob Nob event. The event brought together candidates, voters, and community members to engage in discussions about important issues facing the region, including the upcoming judicial races.
In a surprising turn of events, a whistleblower lawsuit stems from the 2021 extortion case involving former men's assistant basketball coach Dino Gaudio. The lawsuit has brought attention to the integrity and transparency of the judicial system, raising questions about the role of judges in upholding justice.
After a year of learning and gathering a deeper appreciation of Tangipahoa Parish, the Leadership Tangipahoa Class of 2024 graduated on a high note. The program aims to cultivate future leaders in the community, including those who may one day pursue a career in law and potentially run for judicial positions.
At least 20 Georgia judges are not seeking reelection in the May 21 general nonpartisan primary election. Meet the candidates vying for the vacant seats, each bringing their own unique perspectives and experiences to the table as they campaign for the opportunity to serve on the bench.
County commission, school board, and supervisor of elections are just some of the races on the ballot in Orange County for the statewide election. Among these important positions, judicial races play a crucial role in shaping the legal landscape and ensuring justice is served in the community.
Ian Joly, who struck and killed Chris Fox with his van in 2020, asked a judge to reverse his guilty plea. The case has sparked controversy and debate, raising questions about the legal system's handling of hit-and-run incidents and the role of judges in delivering justice.
