The issues are much too important for the Chilean voters to be left to decide for themselves." ~ Henry Kissinger, American StatesmanĪs is discussed in a recent Sun-Sentinel editorial - Florida already selects all of it's DCA judges and Supreme Court justices via the JNC / gubernatiorial appointment process - subject to subsequent merit retention elections. "I don't see why we need to stand by and watch a country go communist due to the irresponsibility of its people. These JNC commissions are required under Article V of the Florida Constitution, and therefore any changes to the current process would require a modification to the state's constitution. Within Florida's twenty-six (26) JNCs - twenty (20) of them cover the twenty (20) judicial circuits and sixty-seven (67) county court jurisdictions - while five (5) JNCs are assigned to each of Florida's five (5) district courts of appeal (DCA) - the final JNC covers the Florida Supreme Court. This article will question and explore whether the public's interest is best served with gubernatorial appointments of county and circuit court judges? Would the public's interest be better served with ALL county and circuit court judges being elected by the citizenry?
*VolusiaExposed.Com has concerns regarding the nominee - Mr.
We invite our readers to review the video interviews and applications of the nominees (see bottom of this page). (see right of web page) ->īased on what was heard, and what was discussed during the interview process, most* of the nominees are qualified to serve as a County Court judge.
These nominees' names were forwarded to the Governor for his final selection and appointment. The JNC narrowed the list of judicial candidates to six (6) judicial nominees. VolusiaExposed wishes to extend our thanks to all the 7th JNC members, they were all very approachable. Interviewed 22 candidates in order to fill the position left open due to Judge Henderson's appointment from county court to circuit court, via a gubernatorial appointment. The 7th JNC is one of twenty-six (26) JNCs within the State Of Florida that send recommendations (nominees) to the governor's office for judicial appointments. On January 12, 2018, VolusiaExposed.Com attended the vetting / interview process of Florida's 7th Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC). OTHER UPDATES ARE INCLUSIVE AND ARE NOTED WITHIN THIS ARTICLE
Read (see below) our Januarticle outlining our concerns attached to the nomination of ASA David Cromartie and ASA Arthur Miller.
#2017 BEST OF THE BEST VOLUSIA UPDATE#
UPDATE Febru- Read Media Release - Governor Rick Scott appoints two local assistant state attorneys (ASA) to the Volusia County Court.
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