Here is why Heloiza Correa and Cristobal David Padron say they are qualified to don the black robe.
June 25, 2024 at 02:34 PM
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Two candidates are running for the Miami-Dade Circuit Court, Group 29, judicial seat, in the Aug. 20 primary election: Heloiza Correa and Cristobal David Padron, solo practitioners based in Miami.
Here is why they say they are qualified to don the black robe. Responses have been edited for length and news style.
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Cristobal Padron, left, and Heloiza Correa, right. (Courtesy photos)
