Stop the Broward County Judicial Elite - Vote for Justice

As we reviewed the judicial candidates in Broward County, we realized many of the attorneys and the media were endorsing judges who have been sitting on the bench way to long. Yes, these are the candidates with experience.

They are also the Judges who have developed friendships and favoritism, thus creating a judicial system that provides preferential treatment to some and injustice for others.

We reviewed all the judges. We looked at the following criteria in order to make our decisions:
1. Who contributed to their campaigns
2. Florida Bar Judicial Candidate Voluntary Self-Disclosure Statement
3. Experience
4. News Reviews
5. FlyFishProductions
6. JAABlog

The Judicial Administration and Evaluation Committee developed The Florida Bar Judicial Candidate Voluntary Self-Disclosure Statement . The Florida Bar provides judicial candidates, both sitting judges and others, with the opportunity to provide information about themselves and their backgrounds to the public in preparation of an election. The self-disclosure statement is intended to give all candidates the opportunity to share information about their history, credentials, and other relevant information, with the voting public. The only drawback is the Voluntary Self-Disclosure Statement is not mandatory.

Cops and Judges Secret Code Of Corruption,
South Florida, Broward County

These are our recommendations:

County Court Judge

Group 3

Debra L. Steinsaltz

Group 4

Lloyd Harris Golburgh

Group 12

Melissa Beth Minsk Donoho

Group 13

Heidi Berkowitz

Group 14

Jordan Howard Breslaw

Group 15

Roshawn Banks

Judicial Candidates County

Group 2

Oliver Parker

Group 4

Alan B. Schneider

Group 6

Frieda M. Goldstein

Group 9

Jill Tamkin Rafilovich

Group 15

Robert Abraham Jakovich

Group 23

Alan S. Bernstein

Group 24

Olga M. Levine

Group 47

Laura Renee Seidman

Group 53

Rhoda Sokoloff

Change is needed to prevent judicial bias.