Miami-Dade Courthouse. (Credit Lisa Willis/ALM) Medley Candidate Never Slept in the City, But Miami Judge Rules He Can Run in Elections
Following a two-week trial, a Miami state court judge ruled that Arturo Jinete qualified as a candidate for city mayor or councilman, making it the…
August 23, 2024 at 10:22 AM
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Election and Political Law
Following a two-week trial, a Miami state court judge ruled that Arturo Jinete qualified as a candidate for city mayor or councilman, making it the first time a candidate who has never slept a single night in a city was found to be eligible.
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