Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Rosa Figarola spent 18 years in the public defender's office before being appointed to County Court in 2000 by then-Gov. Jeb Bush.
October 02, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Rosa Figarola’s mother wasn’t happy when her daughter decided to become a lawyer.
“I actually wanted to be a vet. All my life,” Figarola said. But science got in the way. “When I saw that physics and me weren’t getting along, I decided I’d go to law school.”
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