Chief Broward Circuit Judge Peter Weinstein is lobbying the county for a large courtroom in a new downtown Fort Lauderdale courthouse and lower parking fees.
January 16, 2014 at 11:30 PM
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Chief Broward Circuit Judge Peter Weinstein said Thursday that he is lobbying the County Commission for money to build a large courtroom on an empty floor of the main courthouse under construction in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
In his annual State of the Circuit report to the Broward County Bar Association’s young lawyers section, Weinstein said, “We need a very large courtroom like they have in Miami.”
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