Miami Hearld by Ana Ceballos Septemeber 29, 2020 A month after Florida schools reopened amid the coronavirus pandemic, state officials revealed for the first time on Tuesday evening a state report that details school-related COVID-19 data. The school-specific data was released by the Florida Department of Health after a coalition of news organizations threatened to […]
Do 2 Hillsborough commissioners at 1 fundraiser equal Sunshine trouble?
Tampa Bay Times by C.T. Bowen September 28, 2020 TAMPA — Hillsborough County Commissioner Pat Kemp lined up a special guest for her virtual fundraiser Wednesday evening — another Hillsborough commissioner. Commissioner Mariella Smith is scheduled to appear at a Zoom gathering that is billed as a virtual fundraiser with south county friends. Participants receive […]
JSO says officers can’t have Marsy’s Law protections. The union is suing to change that.
News 4 Jax by Kelly Wiley September 25, 2020 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The very last slide of a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office training course on Florida’s Marsy’s Law has triggered a lawsuit against the agency. Marsy’s Law is Florida’s Bill of Rights for Victims. Marsy’s Law has been passed in several states and provides protections for victims, […]
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