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R. Fred Lewis, Supreme Court justice and champion for disadvantaged, has died

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By Carol Miller
| Yahoo Verified
March 14, 2007: Chief Justice R. Fred Lewis of the Florida Supreme Court, center, listens to Robert Vaughan, right, Caribbean Bar Association, during an informal meeting with minority bar heads in Miami Wednesday to address diversity and fairness training for Florida judges. Bill Gelin, Justice Advocacy Association of Broward, listens at left.
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R. Fred Lewis, Supreme Court justice and champion for disadvantaged, has died

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By Carol Miller
| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... R. Fred Lewis, one of the last liberal lions of the Florida Supreme Court, whose youth as a coal miner’s son and devotion to a daughter born with severe disabilities engendered an abiding concern for the unpowerful and unprotected, died on Tuesday, May 26. He was 78. Lewis was appointed by then-Gov. Lawton Chiles in 1998 and served as chief justice from 2006 to 2008.
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State drops charges against Miami woman who watched police officer kill her son

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By Carol Miller, Linda Robertson Verified
| MSN Verified
Carol Marbin Miller, Linda Robertson Gamaly Hollis, who served nearly a year in jail for violating a judge's order to stay away from the Miami-Dade police officer who shot and killed her son, has been cleared of lingering charges that could have sent her back to jail. Miami-Dade prosecutors dismissed two stalking and resisting arrest charges against Hollis on Thursday.
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