** **BREAKING -- Lauren Louis has been selected as the new magistrate in Miami.
And as noted below, Bruce Reinhart is the new mag in West Palm Beach.
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Monday, November 06, 2017
**BREAKING -- Bruce Reinhart selected as new magistrate in West Palm Beach(UPDATED)
**BREAKING -- I am being told that Bruce Reinhart has been selected as the new magistrate in West Palm Beach.
I am still waiting to hear who got it in Miami.
UPDATE -- Lauren Louis has been selected as the new magistrate in Miami.
I am still waiting to hear who got it in Miami.
UPDATE -- Lauren Louis has been selected as the new magistrate in Miami.
Shanieck Maynard investiture
Congrats to Shanieck Maynard on her investiture as Magistrate Judge in Ft. Pierce.
The judges will be selecting two new magistrates today for West Palm Beach and Miami from this list:
Miami:
Lynn Kirkpatrick, Lauren Louis, Gera Peoples, Steven Petri, and Erica Zaron
West Palm Beach:
Panayotta Agustin-Birch, Celeste Higgins, Stephanie Moon, Steven Petri, and Bruce Reinhart
Thursday, November 02, 2017
Federal Bar Association Dinner
It was a big night at the South Florida Chapter of the Federal Bar Association last night. Judge Donald Graham received the Ned Award, named after Judge Edward B. Davis. It's a very prestigious honor and one that Judge Davis would be very proud that it was awarded to Judge Graham. Also, Russell Koonin was installed as the new president of the organization. Ben Brodsky is the outgoing president. Here are some good pictures:
Wednesday, November 01, 2017
Give me a lawyer dog or Give me a lawyer, Dawg
Did the defendant say: Give me a lawyer dog or Give me a lawyer, Dawg. According to the Supreme Court of Louisiana, the defendant could have wanted some sort of weird animal called a lawyer dog:
The memes from the case have been funny. Here's one from Slate:
ABSURD!!In my view, the defendant’s ambiguous and equivocal reference to a “lawyer dog”does not constitute an invocation of counsel that warrants termination of the interview and does not violate Edwards v. Arizona, 451 U.S. 477, 101 S.Ct.1880, 68 L.Ed.2d 378 (1981).
The memes from the case have been funny. Here's one from Slate:
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