Chief Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Bertila Soto is ready to mount a new campaign after Miami-Dade voters rejected a bond referendum to build a new civil courthouse.
November 04, 2014 at 10:12 PM
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Chief Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Bertila Soto doesn’t appear ready to concede the fight for a new civil courthouse after voters soundly rejected a $393 million bond measure for construction of a new facility.
Soto plans to hold a news conference Thursday afternoon in front of the crumbling Dade County Courthouse on her next move.
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