US EditionState justice will step down to lead the University of Florida's classical education center
Justice Charles Canady will lead UF's Hamilton School, funded by state legislature since 2022, focusing on Western and American civilization education.
- Justice Charles Canady announced he will resign from the Florida Supreme Court to lead the University of Florida's Hamilton School for Classical and Civic Education starting in 2026.
- The Hamilton School for Classical and Civic Education, University of Florida receives recurring funding from the Florida state legislature and focuses on the foundations of Western and American civilization.
- A longtime jurist, Charles Canady served three terms as Florida chief justice and previously held roles as a Republican state lawmaker, member of Congress, and general counsel to Governor Jeb Bush.
- His departure opens a vacancy that Governor Ron DeSantis will fill on the Florida Supreme Court, as Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis will appoint a successor to Charles Canady's seat.
- Canady joined an opinion that cleared the way for a law banning most abortions after six weeks, co-sponsored by his wife, Republican state Rep. Jennifer Canady.
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State justice will step down to lead the University of Florida's classical education center
A Florida Supreme Court justice has announced he’ll be stepping down from the bench to lead a center dedicated to classical education at the University of Florida.
State judge to step down to lead University of Florida's Center for Classical Education
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Florida Supreme Court Justice Charles T. Canady Announces Retirement After
After nearly two decades on the state’s highest court and a lifetime of public service, Florida Supreme Court Justice Charles T. Canady has announced that he will retire at the end of 2025, closing an extraordinary chapter in Florida’s judicial history. Justice Canady, known for his principled jurisprudence, steady
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