Phila. Councilmembers Call Out FJD Leadership's Absence in Racial Equity Hearing, Imply Budgetary Consequences
At the top of the hearing, Councilman Kenyatta Johnson took aim at FJD President Judge Idee Fox for not attending and not sending a representative to attend.
December 07, 2020 at 04:31 PM
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Members of the Philadelphia City Council's Legislative Oversight Committee called out the city's court leadership for not showing up to a hearing on a recent study that the court's First Judicial District is a hotbed of racial tension and nepotism, implying that a price may be paid come budget time.
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