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Dec 16, 2020 · Jovan Sisljagic remains behind bars for now after Circuit Court Judge Adrian Soud committed him to a state mental hospital, a year and a half after he was sent to one with the hope of restoring his... Adrian G. Soud, Judge. January 22, 2018 . BILBREY, J. Appellants challenge the circuit court’s order quashing their subpoena duces tecum for deposition. 1. and granting Appellee’s motion for a protective order. See. Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.280(c). 1 The action in the Florida circuit court was filed by the

Oct 05, 2013 · Circuit Judge Adrian G. Soud sentenced Noni Jamil Stinson, 35, Tuesday in the 2006 second- degree murder of her husband 29 year-old Solomom L. Stin- son. He was found shot to death outside in (he Ironwood commu- nity of Gate parkway. Noni Stinson had prewiously been convicted Of the same crime and sentenced to 35 years in 2007. However, that ... Judge Adrian Soud will replace Judge Bass in Nassau County. In the spring of 2014, Bass assumed the Nassau County circuit court position after Judge Brian Davis was appointed to a federal judgeship. Judge Bass will fill a vacancy in the Juvenile Division created by Judge Mahon’s election as chief judge.

Dec 26, 2019 · Judge Adrian Soud of the 4th Judicial Circuit, which hears cases from Duval, Clay and Nassau counties. Judge William Thomas of the 11th Judicial Circuit in Miami-Dade County.

Judges turned a deaf ear to people who swore in open court that Guevara had beaten them or coerced their confessions or testimony, writes Segura. So did high-ranking city, county and federal officials, who for decades ignored mounting claims of misconduct, choosing instead to defend the honor of the law enforcement establishment.