Legal News

Jury acquits former FL deputy in killing of US Air Force airman Roger Fortson. Verdict reached after trial concerning incident at victim's apartment.

Lamonica Valrie, 66, faces wire fraud and money laundering charges after allegedly stealing millions intended for an Allen University football stadium to fund a lavish lifestyle in South Florida.

Florida has executed a man linked to the infamous "Hog Trail Murders" of the 1990s. He becomes the state's 15th person executed this year as authorities close out decades-old cases.

Federal lawyers argue the performing arts center is structurally unsafe and warn of demolition unless renovation plans approved by President Trump's board are allowed to move forward without judicial interference.

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

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

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.

Florida has executed prisoners at an accelerated rate recently. This article examines the timeline of these events, the ongoing legal challenges regarding execution methods, and the broader context of capital punishment in the state.

Florida courts uphold law banning minors from drag performances. Businesses risk severe penalties including jail and lost licenses for violations of the new state regulations regarding adult entertainment venues.

Tallahassee court halts DeSantis tax plan due to misleading text, requiring a rewrite before it can reach voters in upcoming statewide elections.

Influencer Andrew Tate issued a stark warning to Donald Trump, urging him to assist with ongoing sex trafficking charges linked to his associates.

Legal battle ensues over whether Florida's new property tax exemption proposal uses biased language that misleads voters before the November election.