Top state court blisters Sloop on his behavior.

Orlando Sentinel (Orlando, FL) | November 4, 2006 | Copyright

Byline: Rene Stutzman

Nov. 4--TALLAHASSEE -- Members of the Florida Supreme Court lashed out at embattled Seminole County Judge John Sloop on Friday, with one justice calling him "rude, abrupt,abusive." Sloop faced a barrage of tough questions from the court, mostly about why he threw 11 people in jail when their only mistake was going to the wrong courtroom. Friday's hearing was the last step before the justices decide whether to toss Sloop from the bench. It's unclear when they will make their decision. But they did not appear to be in a forgiving mood. ...

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