Unwelcome or inappropriate sexual remarks or advances in the workplace are not a common problem within Florida’s judiciary — or, at least, that’s what a survey of all judicial misconduct cases since 2000 would suggest.

Despite calls for more protections from sexual harassment within the federal judiciary, and although some state judiciaries have reported shelling out hundreds of thousands of dollars to settle sexual harassment claims in recent years, Florida doesn’t have comparable statistics.

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