
The defendants were directed by summons and the court staff to a courtroom next door to Sloop's. When people realized they were in the wrong room, Sloop refused to listen to them or withdraw arrest warrants issued in their absence.
The defendants were handcuffed, taken to jail and held for about eight hours
And doing a little goggle on Judge Sloop, here he is counting the ballots on the American election day. Funny how there was such a hue and cry over that when officials were alledgedly completing absentee ballot request forms in the favor of President Bush. And there he is with the woman accused (Sandra Goard) helping her.
Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Sandra Goard checks ballots with canvassing board member Judge John Sloop in Sanford, Fla., on Thursday Nov. 9.
In the Seminole County case, elections supervisor Sandra Goard admitted she allowed Republican officials to fill in the numbers and said it was the first time she had done so
Maybe he's ready for retirement?
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