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: Justice Building BlogJUDICIAL CONFERENCE CONTRETEMPS!!!
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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Judicial conferences, those shrimp cocktail and margarita fueled meetings in which Judges from around the state gather together to share stories (...." and then I said 'I don't care if you're getting married on Saturday and leaving on a honeymoon on Sunday, this grand theft is going to trial on Monday!' hahahahha!") are now under the gun in light of Florida's financial crisis:A reader wrote in:Channel 7 reported of two judicial conferences being scheduled before the end of the year.It was prompted by a Broward County judge,and unfortunately,it may be on point.A "financial crisis"exists,yet hundred of thousands of dollars will be expended for a county court conference and circuit court conference within the next six weeks.The report also suggested how many people within the judicial system would have retained their respective positions had the funding for these conference been used for salaries instead...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on November 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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