In this episode of the "Stories to Create Podcast," host Cornell Bunting engages in a conversation with the Honorable Archie B. Hayward Jr., a distinguished native of Lee County, Florida. A 1984 Florida Bar admittee, Hayward holds a BA and JD from the University of Florida, along with an AA from Edison Community College / FSW.
The discussion delves into his appointment to the County Court of the 20th Judicial Circuit in January 2008, followed by his election for a six-year term in 2010. Reflecting on his early days at Sears, Hayward shares insights from his time before his judicial role, including his tenure as the managing attorney of the Senior Advocacy Program at Florida Rural Legal Services. Before this, he practiced solo in general law, focusing on criminal defense for nine years.
The conversation offers a rich exploration of the nuances of legal practice, everyday challenges, and the demanding hours involved. Hayward, who has taught as an adjunct paralegal instructor at Edison College / FSW and serves on its advisory board, is deeply committed to his community. He participates actively on the boards of various community agencies and non-profits and is a devoted member of his church and community service organizations. For those interested in engaging with him, Hayward is a prominent figure in community activities. Don't miss this episode to hear the perspectives of this accomplished individual on contemporary issues and more.
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In this episode of the "Stories to Create Podcast," host Cornell Bunting engages in a conversation with the Honorable Archie B. Hayward Jr., a distinguished native of Lee County, Florida. A 1984 Florida Bar admittee, Hayward holds a BA and JD from the University of Florida, along with an AA from Edison Community College / FSW.
The discussion delves into his appointment to the County Court of the 20th Judicial Circuit in January 2008, followed by his election for a six-year term in 2010. Reflecting on his early days at Sears, Hayward shares insights from his time before his judicial role, including his tenure as the managing attorney of the Senior Advocacy Program at Florida Rural Legal Services. Before this, he practiced solo in general law, focusing on criminal defense for nine years.
The conversation offers a rich exploration of the nuances of legal practice, everyday challenges, and the demanding hours involved. Hayward, who has taught as an adjunct paralegal instructor at Edison College / FSW and serves on its advisory board, is deeply committed to his community. He participates actively on the boards of various community agencies and non-profits and is a devoted member of his church and community service organizations. For those interested in engaging with him, Hayward is a prominent figure in community activities. Don't miss this episode to hear the perspectives of this accomplished individual on contemporary issues and more.
Thank you for tuning in with EHAS CLUB - Stories to Create Podcast