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Judges -- Vacancies -- County court vacancy caused by involuntary retirement of judge

By Jeffrey Ivashuk

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Judges -- Vacancies -- County court vacancy caused by involuntary retirement of judge must be filled by election, rather than gubernatorial appointment, where vacancy occurred during statutory qualifying period -- Circuit and county court vacancies which occur after ?election process? begins are to be filled by election -- Statutory qualifying period is the start of the election process ADVISORY OPINION TO THE GOVERNOR RE: APPOINTMENT OR ELECTION OF JUDGES. Supreme Court of Florida. Case No. SC08-844. May 19, 2008. Original Proceeding -- Advisory Opinion to the Governor. Counsel: Jason Brent Gonzalez, General Counsel, Office of the Governor, Tallahassee, for The Honorable Charles J. Crist, Jr., Governor of Florida. Ronald G...continue to full post

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