The Florida Supreme Court rejected a Broward judge's request that she be paid while on suspension after a DUI arrest.
June 06, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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The Florida Supreme Court on Friday denied Broward County Court Judge Gisele Pollack’s petition to be suspended with pay.
She was suspended without pay a few weeks after she was arrested in Plantation for driving under the influence with bodily injury.
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