A public service announcement funded by The Florida Bar about the role of the judiciary in American society has won a regional Emmy award.
June 19, 2014 at 02:00 PM
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The National Association of Women Judges and the Informed Voters Project won a regional Emmy award for a public service announcement on judicial independence.
The PSA was funded by the Florida Bar, which contributed $50,000 for its production. Florida judges, including Supreme Court Justice Barbara Pariente, took the lead on the project.
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