Appellate judges signal they see no conflict in Darren Shull keeping a politically connected father’s child custody case
By Noreen Marcus, FloridaBulldog.org
Although state child welfare authorities are still looking into an incident that raises concerns about Judge Darren Shull’s impartiality, his appeals court supervisors seem bent on allowing him to continue making questionable calls unchecked.
On Monday the Fourth District Court of Appeal activated a second order from Shull that tells sheriffs to immediately deliver two kids to their politically connected father. Shull issued the order without giving the mother a chance to protest.
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