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THE 7th JUDICIAL NOMINATING COMMISSION FORWARDS SIX (6) NOMINEES TO GOVERNOR DESANTIS Governor's Appointment Will Fill A New Judicial Seat Created By The Florida Legislature |
August 31, 2019 |
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On August 28, 2019, VolusiaExposed.Com attended, and video recorded, the vetting / interview process of Florida's 7th Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC). The 7th JNC interviewed 24 qualified candidates in order to fill a position newly created by the Florida Legislature. VolusiaExposed wishes to extend our thanks to all of the 7th JNC members , they were all very professional and approachable. The JNC narrowed the list of judicial candidates to six (6) qualified judicial nominees. These nominees' names will be forwarded to Governor DeSantis for his final selection and appointment. (see right of web page) ---> Based on what was heard, and what was discussed during the interview process, all of the nominees are qualified to serve as Flagler's newest county court judge. We invite our readers to review the video interviews of the nominees, as well as the nominees' redacted applications (see below videos). |
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Assistant State Attorney (ASA) J. Ryan Will interviewed with the JNC for this judicial position.
During the 2018 election cycle, ASA J. Ryan Will ran a political campaign seeking to secure an open judicial seat. His election bid failed when he was overwhelmingly defeated by Linda Gaustad. During their interview of Mr. Will, the JNC Commission questioned him on whether he had an explanation regarding why his election bid was not successful. Mr. Will responded with an obvious sexist reference, indicating, that his loss was connected to the fact, that his two opponents were women. Mr. Will gave no sway, or mention, that his loss may have been a result of his 2015 disciplinary action by the Florida Bar. |
Judicial Applicant & Assistant State Attorney, J. Ryan Will's JNC Interview Video |
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The above only provides further support to this publication's October & November 2018 editorials, that Mr. Will does not possess the ethics, nor the temperament, to occupy a judicial seat.
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Alvarez's Redacted Application |
Atack's Redacted Application |
Kipling's Redacted Application |
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Spradley's Redacted Application |
Totten's Redacted Application |
Washington's Redacted Application |
| FULL DISCLOSURE: The above applications were self-redacted by the nominees. Some of these files are very large and will take additional time to download. |
The staff at VolusiaExposed.Com wishes the nominees the best of luck in the selection process. We will notify our readers of Governor DeSantis' choice, when that information becomes available. If you are so inclined, email Governor DeSantis' staff with your suggestions and input regarding the nominees.
For additional information and coverage of this pending judicial appointment, we suggest reading the below articles from Flaglerlive.Com.
Flagler County’s Own Prevail Exclusively as Nominating Commission
Sends 6 Names for County Judge to DeSantis
With No Chance of Appointment, Jim Manfre’s Pledge to Run for Judge
in 2 Years Still Sways Nominating Commission’s Questions
Interviews for Flagler County Judge:
Several Convincing Choices, A Few Odd and Startling Ones
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For additional information and coverage of this pending judicial appointment, we suggest reading the below articles from Flaglerlive.Com.
Sends 6 Names for County Judge to DeSantis
With No Chance of Appointment, Jim Manfre’s Pledge to Run for Judge
in 2 Years Still Sways Nominating Commission’s Questions
Interviews for Flagler County Judge:
Several Convincing Choices, A Few Odd and Startling Ones
Drop us a line to let us know what you think.
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