Governor makes JNC appointments.
Gov. Jeb Bush has announced his appointments to Florida's 26 judicial nomination commissions.The governor on July 12 made two direct appointments to each of the nine-member JNCs, and also appointed one member to each from a slate of nominees submitted by The Florida Bar. Because of a mid-term vacancy, Bush named four people to the 20th Circuit JNC.
Following are those named for four-year terms on the JNCs. The person nominated by the Bar is in hold type:
* Supreme Court JNC--attorney Basil L. Bain of Naples, Tina McCain Matte, of Ft. Myers, a partner in a marketing and public relations firm, and attorney Diana Santa Maria of Cooper City.
* First District Court of Appeal JNC--attorney Edward P. Fleming, of Pensacola, attorney Vikki R. Shirley of Monticello, and retired attorney Steven K. Yablonski, of Jacksonville.
* Second DCA JNC--attorney David M. Caldevilla of Tampa, investor Armando Flores of Tampa, and attorney Hardy Roberts III of Tampa.
* Third DCA JNC--attorney Ramon A. Abadin of Miami, attorney Thomas R. Spencer of Pinecrest, and Marielena Villamil of Coral Gables, president/chief operating officer of Washington Economics Group.
* Fourth DCA JNC--attorney Richard L. Handley of Ft. Lauderdale, attorney Joel L. Kirschbaum of Ft. Lauderdale, and banker Vernon Smith of Ft. Pierce.
* Fifth DCA JNC--retired banker Jerry Buchanan of Orlando, attorney Jill Schwartz of Maitland, and insurance agent Lewis C. Webb, of Rockledge.
* First Circuit JNC--attorney Drew S. Pinkerton of Shalimar, resort executive Patricia H. Tolbert of Destin, and Southern Company executive Jarl T. Young of Pensacola.
* Second Circuit JNC--attorney Elaine N. Duggar of Tallahassee, attorney Jose B. Lorenzo of Tallahassee, and government consultant Kim W. Bertron of Tallahassee.
* Third Circuit JNC--attorney Angela M. Cancio of Live Oak, attorney Cary A. "Bo" Hardee III of Madison, and attorney Robert Jordan of Lake City.
* Fourth Circuit JNC--attorney Angela Corey of Woods Lane, police detective Terrence James of Jacksonville, and attorney Joseph W. Prichard of Jacksonville.
* Fifth Circuit JNC--Jeannette M. Haag of Inverness, attorney Lisa D. Herndon of Ocala, and attorney H. Randolph "Randy" Klein of Ocala.
* Sixth Circuit YNC--attorney Tamara F. Dudley of St. Petersburg, attorney Joshua Magidson of Clearwater, and attorney Peter N. Meros of St. Petersburg.
* Seventh Circuit JNC--attorney Maureen S. Christine of St. Augustine, attorney Sean Daly of Ormond Beach, and attorney Michael H. Lambert of Ormond Beach.
* Eighth Circuit JNC--prison warden Allen W. "AC" Clark of Raiford, attorney Leonard E. Ireland of Gainesville, and attorney Rose Mary T. Oelrich of Gainesville.
* Ninth Circuit JNC--attorney Wayne L. Helsby of Winter Park, attorney Ernest "Ernie" Mullins of Kissimmee, and attorney John T. Stemberger of Orlando.
* 10th Circuit JNC--insurance executive G. Gregory King of Winter Haven, attorney Billy R. Ready of Auburndale, and attorney Janet M. Stuart of Lakeland.
* 11th Circuit--attorney Robert N. "Bob" Allen, Jr., of Key Biscayne, attorney Cynthia A. Everett of Miami, and business executive Marie S. Bell of Miami.
* 12th Circuit JNC--attorney Patricia D. Crauwels of Bradenton, John L. "Jay" Crouse of Sarasota, director, Episcopal Men's Ministries, and attorney J. Michael Hartenstine of Sarasota.
* 13th Circuit JNC--attorney Richard L. Bradford of Valrico, attorney William F. Jung of Tampa, and accountant Steven S. Oscher of Tampa.
* 14th Circuit JNC--attorney Martha "Sister" B. Milligan of Panama City, attorney Timothy M. Warner of Lynn Haven, and attorney Jeffrey P. Whitton of Lynn Haven.
* 15th Circuit JNC--attorney David E. Dreyer of Jupiter, attorney John Metzger of West Palm Beach, and attorney Spencer Sax of Boca Raton.
16th Circuit JNC--marketing executive Piper L. Smith of Key West, attorney Thomas D. Wright of Marathon, and appliance store owner Gerald Abreu, Jr., of Key West.
* 17th Circuit JNC--attorney Ileana Almeida of Ft. Lauderdale, attorney Walter L. Morgan of Ft. Lauderdale, and attorney Georgina "Gina" R. Pozzuoli of Weston.
* 18th Circuit JNC--attorney Harold T. Bistline of Indian Harbour Beach, attorney Brooke Deratany Goldfarb of Indialantic, and David W. Jackson of Cocoa, program manager, Brevard County Board of County Commissioners.
* 19th Circuit JNC--company owner Thomas W. Lockwood of Vero Beach, attorney Ren6e Marquis-Abrams of Port St. Lucie, and attorney Casey Walker of Vero Beach.
* 20th Circuit JNC--attorney Victor M. Arias of Ft. Myers, attorney James T. Humphrey, Jr., of Ft. Myers, attorney Mary A. McGillicuddy of Ft. Myers, and attorney Eugene H. Smith, of Ft. Myers.
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| Publication: | Florida Bar News |
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| Date: | Aug 1, 2004 |
| Words: | 705 |
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