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Does the 7th Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission
have an ethical problem similar and related to
the Daytona State College accreditation situation?

Updated
May 16 2011
"Justice is open to everyone in the same way as the Ritz Hotel."- Judge Sturgess



Recently, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, one of the agencies that awards college accreditation, questioned the outside influences of local business man Mori Hosseini on the day to day operations of Daytona State College.

Click here - Media Article - the Southern Association of Colleges and School report.

Click here - First supportive media article on DSC accreditation report.

Click here - Second supportive media article on DSC accreditation report.

Has this college accreditation body given the Volusia County citizens a wake up call about other political bodies that might be experiencing unfair influences?

Was Mr. Hossieni's assistance sought by a Seventh Circuit Judicial Nominating Commissioner in securing the Florida Governor's nomination of a particular judicial candidate?

We ask you to review the below documents and web links and make your own conclusions.

Did JNC Commissioner Jolley send an email requesting the assistance of Mori Hosseini in the appointment of a particular judicial candidate? (see below link to Jolley's email).
Click here -JNC Commissioner Jolley's email.

Due to the above concerns regarding JNC Commissioner Jolley's email a group of citizens filed a complaint to the Judicial Nominating Commission. (please see the below supportive documents regarding this complaint).

Click here - to review filed JNC complaint

December 7th, 2010 letter advising Chairman Voges

Chairman Voges'December 7th, 2010 letter to Governor Crist

Click here - VolusiaExposed.Com highlighted copy of the JNC rules

After reading the above, if you are left with any doubts that political cronyism is alive and well within Volusia County, might we suggest reading an email that judicial candidate Nancye Jones wrote on October 27, 2010. Did Nancye Jones state that she was going to use the influences of an ex-Florida Supreme Court Justice to persuade the governor's appointment?

Nancye Jones' October 27th, 2010 email

Apparently political favor begets political favor -- otherwise known as "Quid Pro Quo" -- maybe that explains how an Eastside judge got assigned to a Westside traffic infraction case involving the son of a high ranking member of the Volusia County Sheriff Department?

Click here - Judge Feigenbaum's assignment to the Osowski case


Lastly, we invite you to read our webpage regarding Assistant County Attorney Nancye Jones' attempts to become a Seventh Circuit Court Judge -- is this in the best interest of the citizens of Volusia County?

Click here - Nancye Jones - Judicial Candidate