Jan Shackelford

Circuit Court

EscambiaEscambia1st Circuit
1.7/ 5

6 reviews

Courtroom conduct1.7
Impartiality1.7
Case preparation1.7
Case management1.7
Quality of rulings1.7
Treatment of counsel1.7
Empathy with parties1.7
Language & clarity1.7

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Reviews (6)

Terrible judge that favors the plaintiff and issues default judgement without hearing case if your unable to afford t...

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Terrible judge that favors the plaintiff and issues default judgement without hearing case if your unable to afford to hire an attorney and handle case pro se.. She should t be a judge if she decides a case without allowing a defendant the opportunity to participate in a hearing.

AnónimoLitigant

Judge Jan Shackleford can not be trusted.

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/ 5

Judge Jan Shackleford can not be trusted. She has abused people through her judicial position.

AnónimoLawyer

Superior - Knowledge of the Law, courtroom and docket management; extremely hard working, impartial, ultra-professional.

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Superior - Knowledge of the Law, courtroom and docket management; extremely hard working, impartial, ultra-professional. My three decades with USDOJ and all court jurisdictions tells me the incessant negative comments by one person are wrong, personal to a point of clouded judgment and compulsive.

AnónimoLegal Professional

The most biased and self centered human I have ever met.

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/ 5

The most biased and self centered human I have ever met. She is HORRIBLE and HATEFUL and has no feelings! She does not deserve to be a Judge.

AnónimoLitigant

Florida Justice System is Literally Torturing Innocent Man!

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/ 5

Florida Justice System is Literally Torturing Innocent Man! Zane Crowder, now 35 years old, has been wrongly incarcerated in a Florida prison, by Judge Jan Shackleford of Pensacola, Florida since he was 23 years old. While Zane’s tragic story is long and involved, the following facts are indisputable: Zane was convicted based solely on allegations by Shyane Ellis, an eight-year-old at the time, that Zane touched her privates. There was no physical evidence in support of the accusation, even though the girl was thoroughly examined by a medical professional. The examining professional confirmed there was “no physical evidence of any damage to the vaginal area.” There was “no vaginal discharge or infections.” Zane learned the day of trial that Judge Shackleford was prejudiced toward his attorney Patrece Cashwell. Attorney Cashwell failed to obtain any expert witnesses for Zane or any other crucial testimony on his behalf. Zane’s one day trial and subsequent conviction occurred on a Friday, creating what many call a “fire house jury”. Judge Jan Shackleford subsequently sentenced Zane to Life plus 25 years for allegedly touching his friend’s daughter. It is an absolute fact that Judge Shackleford’s sentence was way beyond Cruel and Unusual punishment even if Zane was guilty, which there is strong evidence to the contrary. Zane has consistently maintained his innocence since the day he was arrested 13 years ago. God help Judge Jan Shackleford for committing this travesty of justice.

AnónimoLawyer

US Observer newspaper article about Zane Crowder abuse by Jan Shackleford tells of her demonic ways.

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/ 5

US Observer newspaper article about Zane Crowder abuse by Jan Shackleford tells of her demonic ways. Please refer to the current USobserver newspaper article.

AnónimoLegal Professional