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Caroline Johnson

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Caroline Johnson received her Juris Doctor degree from the Florida State University College of Law in 1999. She has served as a criminal prosecutor for 10 years. Subsequently, she served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Civil Litigation Bureau, defending State Agencies, statutes, and employees in plaintiff’s lawsuits. She also drafted appellate briefs and orally argued in the Florida Supreme Court. She currently works in employment law, and focuses on EEO discrimination suits and disciplinary matters.

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