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: Justice Building BlogFRIDAY JUDICIAL ELECTIONS UPDATE
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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SEIDMAN IN... SWARTZ OUT!!!Our first update comes from North of the Border, where, thanks to the JAA Broward Blog, we learned that Judge Lee "six shooter" Seidman has filed against Judge Leebow, making it a 3 person race for Judge Leebow's seat. And former Judge Jeff Swartz, who was first in against Judge Adrien, is also first out. Here is his withdrawal letter. Judge (for now) Adrien is left to tangle with the formidable Samantha Ruiz-Cohen. If you go by fundraising and contributions from attorneys, its not so surprising to see that Adrien has had almost no support from the legal community. Now why in the world could that be? Here's one thing for certain: Adrien will not slide by on that "Camacho" scam he pulled off against Judge Hank Harnage...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on April 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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