Central Courthouse Wings to be Named for Local Legal Pioneers
Click here to read “Broward courthouse wings to be named for Coral Springs mayor and county’s first black judge” in the Sun Sentinel newspaper.
Click here to read “Broward courthouse wings to be named for Coral Springs mayor and county’s first black judge” in the Sun Sentinel newspaper.
Judge Schiff is in his 22nd year as a county court judge, and he has been a volunteer faculty member for the National Judicial College for the past 12 years. In addition to being on the faculty for the NJC, he serves as a judicial educator for the Florida College of Advanced Judicial Studies; Florida New Judges College; and Florida DUI/Traffic Adjudication program.
Judge Florence Barner recently had her portrait added to a neighborhood mural honoring Broward’s black legal pioneers. The mural, located on Sistrunk Boulevard across from Henry’s sandwich shop, features many of the pioneers that were honored earlier this year at the “Celebration of the Black Legal Community, Broward’s Legal Firsts” event hosted at the central courthouse.
On Friday, November 9, 2018, the Seventeenth Circuit hosted the investiture ceremony for Judge N. Hunter Davis. Family, friends, and colleagues were on hand to celebrate the occasion. Judge Davis’ wife and son robed him. Appointed to the Circuit bench in September by Governor Rick Scott, Judge Davis works in the Family division.