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In the Supreme Court of Florida Case No. Sc17-1122 Filing # 59258329 E-Filed 07/19/2017 06:26:04 PM IN THE SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA CASE NO. SC17-1122 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS FLORIDA, COMMON CAUSE, PAMELA GOODMAN, DEIRDRE MACNAB, and LIZA McCLENAGHAN Petitioners, v. HONORABLE RICK SCOTT, in his official capacity as Governor of Florida, Respondent. APPENDIX DANIEL E. NORDBY (FBN 14588) EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR General Counsel The Capitol, PL-05 JOHN P. HEEKIN (FBN 94658) Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0001 Assistant General Counsel (850) 717-9310 MEREDITH L. SASSO (FBN 58189) [email protected] Assistant General Counsel [email protected] PETER L. PENROD (FBN 70235) [email protected] Assistant General Counsel [email protected] JOHN MACIVER (FBN 97334) [email protected] Assistant General Counsel RECEIVED, 07/19/201706:28:33 PM,Clerk,Supreme Court Counsel for Governor Rick Scott TABLE OF CONTENTS COMMISSIONS Page Commission of Justice Barbara J. Pariente dated December 12, 2000 ..................... 1 Commission of Justice Barbara J. Pariente dated December 8, 2006 ....................... 2 Commission of Justice Barbara J. Pariente dated December 13, 2012 ..................... 3 Commission of Justice R. Fred Lewis dated December 31, 1998 ............................. 4 Commission of Justice R. Fred Lewis dated December 12, 2000 ............................. 5 Commission of Justice R. Fred Lewis dated December 4, 2006 ............................... 6 Commission of Justice R. Fred Lewis dated December 13, 2012 ............................. 7 Commission of Justice Peggy A. Quince dated December 30, 1998 ........................ 8 Commission of Justice Peggy A. Quince dated November 28, 2000 ........................ 9 Commission of Justice Peggy A. Quince dated December 8, 2006 ........................ 10 Commission of Justice Peggy A. Quince dated December 13, 2012 ...................... 11 Commission of Justice Charles T. Canady dated August 29, 2008 ......................... 12 Commission of Justice Charles T. Canady dated December 17, 2010 .................... 13 Commission of Justice Charles T. Canady dated December 5, 2016 ...................... 14 Commission of Justice Ricky Polston dated October 2, 2008 ................................. 15 Commission of Justice Ricky Polston dated November 29, 2010 ........................... 16 Commission of Justice Ricky Polston dated January 6, 2017 ................................. 17 Commission of Justice Jorge Labarga dated January 5, 2009 ................................. 18 ii Commission of Justice Jorge Labarga dated December 3, 2010 ............................. 19 Commission of Justice Jorge Labarga dated December 1, 2016 ............................. 20 Commission of Justice C. Alan Lawson dated December 16, 2016 ....................... 21 LETTERS OF APPOINTMENT Governor Bob Martinez Letter appointing Judge Martha C. Warner dated November 28, 1988 .................................................................................................. 22 Governor Bob Martinez Letter appointing Judge David L. Levy dated November 28, 1988 .................................................................................................. 23 Governor Bob Martinez Letter appointing Judge Eugene S. Garrett dated November 28, 1988 .................................................................................................. 24 Governor Bob Martinez Letter appointing Judge Mark E. Polen dated November 28, 1988 .................................................................................................. 25 Governor Bob Martinez Letter appointing Judge Gilbert S. Goshorn, Jr. dated November 28, 1988 .................................................................................................. 26 Governor Bob Martinez Letter appointing Judge David M. Gersten dated April 21, 1989 .......................................................................................................... 27 Governor Bob Martinez Letter appointing Judge Charles M. Harris dated September 27, 1989 .................................................................................................. 28 Governor Lawton Chiles Letter appointing Judge Emerson R. Thompson, Jr. dated March 9, 1993................................................................................................. 29 Governor Lawton Chiles Letter appointing Judge Larry Alan Klein dated February 4, 1993 ...................................................................................................... 30 Governor Lawton Chiles Letter appointing Judge Carole Y. Taylor dated March 18, 1998 ........................................................................................................ 31 iii Governor Lawton Chiles Letter appointing Justice Peggy A. Quince dated December 11, 1998 .................................................................................................. 32 Governor Jeb Bush Letter appointing Judge Vincent G. Torpy, Jr. dated December 13, 1999 .................................................................................................. 33 Governor Jeb Bush Letter appointing Judge Ricky L. Polston dated December 12, 2000 .................................................................................................. 34 Governor Jeb Bush Letter appointing Judge Paul M. Hawkes dated December 18, 2002 .................................................................................................. 35 Governor Jeb Bush Letter appointing Judge David A. Monaco dated January 7, 2003 ........................................................................................................ 36 Governor Jeb Bush Letter appointing Judge Bradford L. Thomas dated December 20, 2004 .................................................................................................. 37 Governor Jeb Bush Letter appointing Judge Angel A. Cortiñas dated December 28, 2004 .................................................................................................. 38 Governor Jeb Bush Letter appointing Judge Richard J. Suarez dated December 28, 2004 .................................................................................................. 39 Governor Jeb Bush Letter appointing Judge Leslie Rothenberg dated December 28, 2004 .................................................................................................. 40 Governor Charlie Crist Letter appointing Justice Jorge Labarga dated January 5, 2009 ........................................................................................................ 41 LETTERS OF RESIGNATION Resignation Letter of Justice Stephen H. Grimes dated July 2, 1997 ..................... 42 Resignation Letter of Justice Gerald Kogan dated June 30, 1998 ........................... 43 Resignation Letter of Justice Ben F. Overton dated July 16, 1998 ......................... 44 Resignation Letter of Justice Leander J. Shaw, Jr. dated July 18, 2002 .................. 45 iv Resignation Letter of Justice Major B. Harding dated March 26, 2002 ................. 46 Resignation Letter of Justice Raoul G. Cantero, III dated April 11, 2008 .............. 47 Resignation Letter of Justice Kenneth B. Bell dated May 23, 2008 ....................... 49 Resignation Letter of Justice Charles T. Wells dated November 17, 2008 ............. 51 Resignation Letter of Judge Mark E. Polen dated November 30, 2012 .................. 53 Resignation Letter of Judge Bruce W. Jacobus dated January 17, 2013 ................. 54 Resignation Letter of Judge Marguerite H. Davis dated January 25, 2013 ............. 55 Resignation Letter of Judge Angel A. Cortiñas dated May 29, 2013 ...................... 56 Resignation Letter of Judge Charles A. Davis, Jr. dated December 15, 2014 ........ 58 Resignation Letter of Judge Nikki Ann Clark dated March 2, 2015 ....................... 59 Resignation Letter of Judge Simone Marstiller dated September 16, 2015 ............ 60 Resignation Letter of Judge Chris W. Altenbernd dated January 21, 2016 ............ 61 Resignation Letter of Judge R. V. Swanson dated February 3, 2016 ...................... 62 Resignation Letter of Judge W. Matthew Stevenson dated March 8, 2016 ............ 63 Resignation Letter of Justice James E.C. Perry dated September 9, 2016 .............. 64 v 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64.
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