News about Justice

The Tate brothers were arrested in Miami on Saturday for extradition to the United Kingdom, where they face over 50 combined charges including rape and abuse of women.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a death warrant setting August 18 as the execution date for William Frances Silvia Jr., convicted of murdering his estranged wife at a family cookout.

Federal judge sanctions two attorneys representing Donald Trump over allegations of manipulating courts to justify an Anti-Weaponization Fund, highlighting ongoing legal scrutiny.

Florida Bar members Lee Sarkin and Drew Levitt were suspended for three years by the state Supreme Court. They settled cases and forged signatures after plaintiff David Poschmann died in November 2021.

Florida prepares to execute two prisoners over 70 years old, challenging norms after a 74-year-old was last executed. This marks a significant shift in state capital punishment practices and recent legal scrutiny.

Judge Timothy Kelly dismisses Jan. 6 charges against Proud Boys, citing potential presidential pardons and labeling the riot an attack on constitutional power transfer mechanisms.

Jacksonville police arrested Anthony Hildreth after a child he was caring for showed signs of severe trauma. The toddler had 25 fractures upon arrival at the hospital.

NFL star Terrion Arnold turns himself in to police after being linked to a kidnapping and robbery case in Florida, sparking national media attention.

St. Johns County police charge a nurse with aggravated battery following an assault on a fellow pickleball player using a paddle as the weapon.

James Ray Smith, an 83-year-old from Orange County, is set to become America's oldest executed person after murdering his wife in a case that reshaped domestic violence laws.

An Orlando-area couple decided against fighting for legal custody after discovering their baby resulted from an embryo mix-up at a local fertility clinic.

The FBI is seeking Elaine Angene Escoe with a reward after she disappeared before her June 2025 trial. She faces charges of defrauding over $34 million in pandemic aid.