Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles T. Canady. Photo by J. Albert Diaz/ALM Chief Justice Could Face Thorny Issues If Wife Wins House Race
Jennifer and Charles Canady said that, if Jennifer Canady is elected, they will abide by laws and rules and will recuse themselves if the situation requires them to do so.
August 12, 2021 at 01:31 PM
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Judicial Ethics
Jennifer Canady's campaign website bills her as a "lifelong conservative" and a "Lakeland native," attributes that could be considered requisites for the Polk County state House seat she hopes to capture in next year's elections.
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