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One justice agreed with the former judge who filed the petition that Gov. Ron DeSantis missed the deadline to fill his old seat. Another justice said the high court should never have entertained the petition in the first place.
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The Florida Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit filed by a former state appeals court judge over Gov. Ron DeSantis’ timeline to fill a judicial vacancy, finding the petition became moot once the seat was filled.
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Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Mavel Ruiz has levied a set of allegations against her opponent, Destiny Alvarez, in the 11th hour of an already unusually contentious judicial election.
Two attorneys have stepped up to replace Palm Beach County Judge Debra Moses Stephens.
Early voting starts Saturday and election day is Tuesday, Aug. 18.
The support one candidate has received indicates that at least some of her backers see the Aug. 18 Miami-Dade judicial election as an opportunity to shake up the bench for reasons that go beyond the average attorney’s motivations.
Three attorneys are running for the only Broward Circuit Court seat on the ballot in the Aug. 18 primary.
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