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The case pitted a Broward Public Defender against a Broward County Judge. You can view the courtroom exchange HERE, and read the original coverage too HERE.
The decision:
By Buddy Nevins, BrowardBeat.com, for SouthFloridaReporter.com, Dec. 31, 2015 – Broward County Judge Jay Hurley – 1.
Broward Public Defender’s Office -0.
Last month there were loud cries from Public Defender Howard Finkelstein and his office complaining that County Judge Jay Hurley had slapped a $1,000 bond on a homeless man accused of possessing Flakka, a dangerous outlawed drug.
The PDs office believed that Fenton Ross should be released without bond. But Hurley, seeing the defendant had two previous drug arrests in a little more than a year and had home making it questionable he would show up for court, imposed a bond.
Hurley and Assistant Public Defender Dale Miller clashed over the bond.
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