An appellate court denied the city of Miami's petition to disqualify a Miami-Dade Circuit judge from hearing litigation over the Miami International Boat Show.
June 22, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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An appellate court denied on Wednesday the city of Miami’s petition to disqualify the judge presiding over a court battle about the location of the Miami International Boat Show.
The city alleged Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Jerald Bagley should be disqualified for making “negative comments” about boat show traffic during a motion to dismiss the hearing.
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