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Two men found not guilty for 2015 FSU campus rape

By Rodrigo Paredes | March 7, 2019

By Julie Montanaro WCTV Eyewitness News Posted: Thu 6:27 PM, Mar 07, 2019 Updated: Fri 5:22 AM, Mar 08, 2019 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) — Two men accused of sexually assaulting a fellow FSU student in 2015 have been found not guilty at trial. The jury deliberated for nearly four hours before reaching its verdict Thursday […]

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Nikki Fried announces full transition team, job openings on new website

By Rodrigo Paredes | November 30, 2018

By Samantha J. Gross, Tampa Bay Times At the end of election day in November, it appeared that Democrat Nicole “Nikki:” Fried had lost to Republican Matt Caldwell for the Florida Cabinet post of agriculture commissioner. But after late vote tallies in Broward and other counties showed she was actually ahead, Fried claimed victory and […]

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Carollo files suit against Suarez to stop ‘strong mayor’ referendum

By Rodrigo Paredes | September 6, 2018

MIAMI – City Commissioner Joe Carollo filed a lawsuit against Miami and its mayor, Francis Suarez, Wednesday in an effort to thwart a referendum that would allow voters to grant the mayor more authority. “Mayor Suarez and the committee (that backed the referendum) are entitled to propose bad public policy. But they are not entitled […]

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Commissioner Frantz Pierre clashes with city of North Miami Beach, again

By Rodrigo Paredes | June 6, 2018

By Jayda Hall, The Miami Times North Miami Beach Commissioner Frantz Pierre is back in the spotlight, again. And this time, the light is being shone on how he exploited his public position back in 2015, according to the Miami-Dade County Commission on Ethics and Public Trust. The ethics commission ruled unanimously on May 24 […]

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Trial Lawyers Section hosts ‘law school’ for teachers

By Rodrigo Paredes | March 1, 2018

By Jim Ash, The Florida Bar News Democracy thrives on the dynamic tension between co-equal branches of government. But some legal scholars are worried that appreciation for the bedrock principle is being threatened by political polarization, shrinking attention spans, or apathy. Advocates say education — especially about the little-understood judiciary — is a potential solution. […]

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