Florence SnyderSeptember 20, 2024
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Tag: Arthur England
Florence SnyderSeptember 20, 2024
Susan ClaryDecember 9, 20136min189
The six years that Justice Arthur J. England, Jr. served on the Florida Supreme Court in the late 1970s could have been unremarkable. By the time he ran for the seat, he had graduated the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of business with honors, served in the U.S. Army counter-intelligence and been a close legal […]
Martin DyckmanDecember 8, 20137min181
With a new law practice to nourish, four daughters to educate, and major medical bills to pay, the last thing that Arthur J. England Jr. needed in 1974 was to run for the Florida Supreme Court. But the court needed him. With three justices under investigation for tawdry ethics and the court’s reputation in ruins, […]
Florence SnyderDecember 5, 20134min182
Arthur England was an unpretentious man. Unlike a lot of retired traffic magistrates, he did not want to be called “Judge” after he left the Florida Supreme Court in 1981. It was easy to forget that for all of his professional life, he really was the smartest guy in the room. England, who died Aug. […]