Fourth District Court of Appeal Judge Carole Y. Taylor is preparing to hang up her robe. Photo: J. Albert Diaz/ALM.
Appearing before Fourth District Court of Appeal Judge Carole Y. Taylor will soon be a thing of the past, as the esteemed jurist has announced plans to retire March 31.
Taylor became the first black woman judge to serve in her post in 1998, after also being the first black judge to serve on the Broward Circuit. Former Gov. Lawton Chiles appointed her on both occasions.
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