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Ashley Moody

Currently holds the office of Florida Attorney General until January 5, 2027.

Candidate for Florida Attorney General in 2022 Florida General Election.

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Ashley Moody

Florida Attorney General

About Ashley Moody

Professional Experience
State of Florida, Circuit Court Judge - 13th Judicial Circuit (2006)
Holland & Knight, Commercial Litigation Attorney
State of Florida, Judicial Faculty - New Judges College
Stetson University College of Law, Adjunct Professor
U.S. Attorney's Office, Federal Prosecutor
Degrees
JD, University of Florida School of Law
Master's, University of Florida, Accounting
Master's, Stetson University College of Law, International Law
Bachelor's, University of Florida, Accounting

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Recent Candidacies
Florida Attorney General in Florida General Election
Florida Attorney General in Florida Consolidated Election
Florida Attorney General in Florida 2018 General Election
Florida Attorney General in Florida 2018 Primary Election

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