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   Procedures/Preferences PLEASE SEE SPECIFIC INFORMATION BELOW AS TO RECENT CHANGES IN COURT PROCEEDINGS AND WHETHER YOU MUST ATTEND COURT IN-PERSON OR VIA VIDEO-CONFERENCE (“ZOOM”). Criminal Traffic and Misdemeanor Cases (Division X & X2)

2. ballotpedia.org › Richard_ARichard A. Weis - Ballotpedia

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   Weis received his undergraduate degree from the University of Tampa and his J.D.degree from the Stetson University College of Law.

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   Weis is a former private practice attorney and senior appellate attorney for the Florida Department of Transportation. From 2005 until his judicial appointment in 2009, he worked as a general magistrate in Hillsborough County.

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   Weis was unopposed and automatically re-elected following the Nov. 6, 2012general election. 1. See also: Florida judicial elections, 2012

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   Can personal preferences influence a conscientious judge's result?

   • Even in easier cases, personal preferences, about policy or morality, can intervene to influence even a conscientious judge's result. The interpretation and application of precedent, too, inextricably involve personal preferences as to morality and policy. A judge is a human being, not a law-applying machine, and that is a virtue, not a flaw.

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   Should Judges impose their preferences on the law?

   • Nevertheless, when judges are nominated, the idea that they might impose their preferences on the law is seen as anathema - a violation of the judge's proper role, and an infringement on the role of the elected legislature. Many commentators brand preference-based decision-making as "judicial activism" that is unacceptable and unconstitutional.

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   Is preference-based decision-making unconstitutional?

   • Many commentators brand preference-based decision-making as "judicial activism" that is unacceptable and unconstitutional. Especially when it comes to appellate courts - including the Supreme Court - the criticism is unfair, for it is the rare judge that looks only to his or her own preferences, not the law.

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   Why are political preferences important in the Supreme Court?

   • Because the judges all serve together on appellate panels, or the Supreme Court, their contrary preferences will generally balance each other out. In the end, political preferences and moral beliefs of nominees are important, and their influence is, at least to some extent, inevitable.

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   Veterans Treatment Court 2013 - 2015 Domestic Violence (criminal) 2013 - 2016 Misdemeanor Division: 2011 - 2013

5. trellis.law › judge › richardJudge Richard A. Weis - Professional Background & Legal ...

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   The Hon. Richard A. Weis is a judge for the Hillsborough County Court in Florida. He was appointed to the bench by former Governor Charlie Crist on October 7, 2009. Prior to his appointment, Weis was a general magistrate for the 13th Judicial Circuit of Florida, a position to which he was named in 2005. He also spent time as a senior appellate ...

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   IF YOU HAVE A CASE ASSIGNED TO ONE OF JUDGE WEIS’ PLANT CITY DIVISIONS, PLEASE SEE SPECIFIC INFORMATION BELOW AS TO RECENT CHANGES IN COURT PROCEEDINGS: Domestic Violence (Division V) Probate and Guardianship (Division W) Criminal Traffic and Misdemeanor Cases (Division X) County Civil and Small Claims (Division Y-CC)

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   US Supreme Court Center / Legal Commentary / Why Judges' Personal Preferences Play A Role In Their Decisionmaking, And How The Appellate System Controls That Role. Lately, the Bush Administration's judicial nominations have sparked unusual controversy.

8. www.bizjournals.com › tampabay › storiesCrist names Richard A. Weis, Thomas Minkoff as judges

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   Oct 7, 2009 · –. Oct 7, 2009. Updated Oct 7, 2009, 10:04am EDT. Gov. Charlie Crist appointed judges to fill seats in Hillsborough County court and the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court. Richard A. Weis, a...