Former Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Joel H. Brown supports a $393 million bond measure to replace the Dade County Courthouse and avoid a crisis if more of the crumbling building becomes unusable.
October 24, 2014 at 10:40 AM
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In one week, Miami-Dade County residents will be given an opportunity to come together as a community to invest in a new courthouse.
Many of you may not realize what is at stake in the upcoming vote to decide whether to build a new courthouse or what will happen if we fail to take care of one of our most precious freedoms: the pursuit of justice in the United States of America.
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