Escambia County Has A New Judge
November 8, 2021
Escambia County has a new judge.
The investiture of The Honorable Barry E. Dickson, Jr. to the Escambia County Court bench was held Friday afternoon.
Prior to his appointment by Gov. Ron DeSantis, Dickson was an assistant public defender in the First Judicial Circuit for 16 years. He is a colonel in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, serving as augmentee to the Air Force Special Operations Command Chaplain. He received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida and his law degree from Florida State University.
Dickson fills the vacancy created by the elevation of Judge Jennifer Frydrychowicz to the Circuit Court.
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6 Responses to “Escambia County Has A New Judge”
Congratulations my friend…
I believe judge Dickson is a fair man and sees both sides of the story .
When people spend time for 4 months for something someone accused, and then eont put their face in court, judge Dickson can see through it. Thank you your honor for your insight .
Congratulations! Y’all should be glad we have someone with new eyes that will see all the injustice and have open heart to see the truth. It’s a hard job. Open your minds and let the Truth set y’all free. Good luck. Thank you for caring. MG
William 2, I was thinking the same thing, but was more along the line of having Jack Bauer as a judge.
If he knows the difference between murder, rape, and alcohol abuse with appropriate punishment (and which cops have a brain)….it is better than where we have been. Loved the male Judge Goodman. Sad, he retired!
He reminds me of Kiefer Sutherland. Congratulations on your appointment!!!