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2021 Most Wanted FL and GA. The Stamp Collection: “Outlaws in Robes.” A LIT Series about Federal District Court Judges and Appellate Circuit Judges in Florida and Georgia.

By justicefortexas

Posted on January 6, 2021

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LIT’s promise to hold outlaws in robes accountable and in the public domain remains firm.

Here’s 2020’s end of year hall of shame for the Federal District Court and Appellate Circuit Judges responsible for Florida and Georgia Courts.

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2021 Most Wanted Stamp Collection Part I.
Outlaws in Robes. A LIT Series. https://t.co/GxZKmIgNIU
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2021 Most Wanted Stamp Collection Part II.
Outlaws in Robes. A LIT Series. https://t.co/7xaC5PVdgl
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Outlaws In Robes (Fl) and (GA)

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