TALLAHASSEE – Pamela Marsh, the First Amendment Foundation’s executive director, will become a full-time Visiting Professor of Practice at the University of Florida Levin College of Law for the 2022-2023 academic year. Marsh joined the Foundation in 2019 after serving as the United States Attorney for Florida’s Northern District. As the Panhandle’s top federal prosecutor, […]
NFL Media To Robert Kraft: Florida’s Sunshine Law Applies To You, Too
Deadspin by Diana Mokovitz March 27, 2019 A group of media companies—mostly publishers of Florida-based newspapers, as well as a few national outlets—filed a motion on Tuesday to intervene in more than a dozen cases of soliciting prostitution, whose defendants include New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft. The motion was necessary because the same group […]
Florida close to blocking access to footage of mass killings
South Florida Sun Sentinel by Skyler Swisher March 27, 2019 Floridians could soon be blocked from obtaining graphic images of mass killings. The Florida Senate voted 40-0 Wednesday to approve SB 186, which creates a public records exemption for video, photographs and audio capturing the killing of three or more people, not including the perpetrator. […]