Gov. Scott Appoints Ramiro Christen Areces & Elijah A. Levitt to the Miami-Dade County Court
Governor Rick Scott today announced the appointments of Ramiro Christen Areces and Elijah A. Levitt to the Miami-Dade County Court.
Areces, 35, of Coral Gables, is a solo practitioner, and previously practiced with Jorden Burt, LLP. He received his bachelor’s degree from Florida International University and his law degree from the University of Miami. Areces fills the vacancy created by the death of Judge Shelley J. Kravitz.
Levitt, 39, of Miami, is a solo practitioner. He previously served as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, and as an Assistant State Attorney for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. He received his bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University and his law degree from the University of Miami. Levitt fills the vacancy created by the appointment of Judge Spencer J. Multack to the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court.
Gov. Scott Appoints Angela Mason to the Okaloosa County Court
Governor Rick Scott today announced the appointment of Angela Mason to the Okaloosa County Court.
Mason, 41, of Fort Walton Beach, is currently an Assistant State Attorney for the First Judicial Circuit, and previously served as an Assistant State Attorney for the Fourth Judicial Circuit. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Southern Mississippi and her law degree from the University of Tennessee. Mason fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Judge T. Patterson Maney.
Gov. Scott Appoints Stephen Pitre to the First Judicial Circuit Court
Governor Rick Scott today announced the appointment of Stephen Pitre to the First Judicial Circuit Court.
Pitre, 46, of Gulf Breeze, is a shareholder at Clark, Partington, Hart, Larry, Bond, & Stackhouse, P.A. He previously served as an Assistant State Attorney for the First Judicial Circuit. He received his bachelor’s degree from Louisiana State University and his law degree from Loyola College School of Law. Pitre fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Edward P. Nickinson, III.
