Third District Court of Appeal Judge Bronwyn Miller. Photo: J. Albert Diaz
Third District Court of Appeal Judge Bronwyn Miller was accused of “the appearance of judicial corruption” in an article published April 23.
The accusations are that she knowingly withheld information that her husband had a partnership and thus a financial interest with one of the attorneys appearing in a case before her. A review of the court docket disproves the allegations against Judge Miller.
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