Sunday, August 8, 2010
Jews criticized for challenging incumbent judges whose terms have expired. Could it be something else? Read on.
Comment taken from a comment thread on a story appearing on Buddy Nevins' Broward Beat: "Citizens for a strong Judiciary supports our judiciary for its record of accomplishment. Here is a sampling of it’s fine work: Here’s a brief recent history of our judiciary that “The Citizens for a Strong Judiciary” calls great Judges: The “crying on tv” anna nicole smith judge who was investigated for manipulating an old lady out of her life savings; one judge calling immigration on suspected illegals and another judge sending him threatening emails; one judge smoking marijuana in a park surrounded by children; one judge alluding to the courthouse cleaning staff as ‘living in hovels”; one judge (investigated by the JQC and the Florida Bar) having dinner (or more) with her prosecutor (and discussing the crime scene photos) during a murder trial in which both were involved, not to mention the thousands of text messages shared between the two during the trial; one judge incarcerating a young black potential juror for 4 months for lying during jury selection process and running her courtroom like a bully; one judge reprimanded for being arrogant and disrespectful, not to mention allowing her religious beliefs to influence her rulings; one judge publicly referring to another judge as lesbian; one judge referring to litigants in a criminal trial as “NHI,” (No Humans Involved); one judge referring to a gay criminal defendant (a football player) as a ‘wide receiver”; one judge reprimanded for accepting gifts (baseball tickets) from the lawyers who appear before him and not disclosing it; one judge (pressured to retire early) for accepting loans from a lawyer who appeared before him and not disclosing it; one judge who gives everyone the maximum sentence because ‘he can.’ Shall I continue?
Saturday, August 7, 2010
From Tanya Alanez, The Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel
Lloyd H. Golburgh, Esq. for Broward County Court Judge From Tanya Alanez
of the Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel: "Golburgh, an attorney for 17 years, said his
opponent is "an honorable man" but "our careers are diametrically
different.""He spent his career representing big-money interests," said Golburgh, 43. "My career was spent helping people. Let the people decide what kind of judge they want."
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Got my first vote today.
Military ballots are out. Absentee ballots should come soon. Early voting starts on the 9th. Voted absentee ballots must be received by the Supervisor of Election's office no later than 7p.m. on Election Day. A VOTED BALLOT CANNOT BE ACCEPTED AT A POLLING PLACE. If you requested an absentee ballot and later decide to VOTE AT THE POLLS, take your absentee ballot with you to be canceled at your polling place. VOTE GOLBURGH for Broward county court judge.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
An endorsement from someone who watches us work
Joel S. Slotnick Election time is just about a month away (8/24). If you want to see my choices for Broward County Judicial candidates, go to my profile and click on the "INFO" tab :0)
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Steven Schaet
Thanks Joel once again for your endorsement.
14 hours ago ·
Joel S. Slotnick
You're quite welcome, Steve. I see a lot of you "do your thing" in court. I know who will be a good fit on the bench ;0) Now we have to make sure you all get there!
13 hours ago ·
Lloyd H Golburgh
joel, i'm honored to have received your endorsement. as someone who gets to actually see us toil in court everyday, your confidence really means something. thank you. one of my goals, should i win this election, is to earn the faith people have shown in me.
about an hour ago · ·
Joel S. Slotnick
Thank you Lloyd. I am just happy to be able to have an advantage to see many of the candidates in action and relay what I believe is in the best interest of the community!
4 minutes ago ·
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