News about Justice

BBC asks Florida judge to compel Trump family testimony in defamation suit over January 6 Capitol attack claims after failing to issue subpoenas directly.

A man allegedly confessed to a 1987 Jacksonville murder, providing secret crime scene details that verify his involvement and potentially close a decades-old cold case for the victim's family.

AG Todd Blanche issues stern warning against attacks on federal officers, promising full prosecution under his Department of Justice leadership.

Joseph McBride, attorney for Andrew and Tristan Tate, made a public statement outside the federal court in Miami referencing President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Legal action targets Truth Social’s paid tier offering early visibility of political posts. Critics argue this structure provides an undue market advantage over standard users and raises ethical concerns about information access.

New litigation argues that charging for faster post delivery on Truth Social violates constitutional rights, challenging the platform's business model in federal court.

Ron DeSantis authorizes execution of 'Hog Trail Killer' Daniel Owen Conahan Jr. This marks his 15th death warrant this year, intensifying debates on capital punishment and local crime policy in Central Florida.

Two Florida teenagers face felony charges after deputies found them with homemade firearms and suspected explosives while they were allegedly planning an armed robbery in St. Johns County.

Florida AG James Uthmeier is examining potential criminal liability against Dr. Anthony Fauci regarding fraud and public nuisance claims, even as a pardon complicates prosecution efforts.

Owners of a hotel and bar in Florida were charged after dispersing toxic pesticides on the beach to deter nesting shorebirds. The action sparked strong community backlash.

Michael Joseph Simpson, 51, faces attempted murder charges after allegedly turning off a diver’s air compressor during an argument over fishing spots in Miami waters. He surrendered to authorities Aug. 4.

Angelo Giambrone, a Hillsborough County paramedic fired for using medical marijuana, is taking his case to the Florida Supreme Court after winning an initial discrimination trial.