Hon. Ed Artau

Judge, FL Fourth District Court of Appeal

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Topics:

Environmental Law & Property Rights • Federal Courts • Federalism & Separation of Powers • Federalist Society • Founding Era & History • Free Speech & Election Law • Litigation • State Courts • Supreme Court • Criminal Law & Procedure • First Amendment • Jurisprudence • Originally Speaking • Religious Liberties • School Choice • Second Amendment

Ed Artau is a judge for the Fourth District Court of Appeal in Florida. He was appointed to the appellate court by Governor Ron DeSantis in 2020. He formerly served as a trial judge on the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit in Florida. He was appointed to the trial court by Governor Rick Scott in 2014. Judge Artau is a graduate of the Georgetown University Law Center where he served as a law review editor and officer of the Georgetown Student Chapter of the Federalist Society from 1985-1988. Judge Artau is a founder of the first Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society in Florida.

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