Should law enforcement officers be able to claim Marsy's Law victim privacy protections if they’re threatened with violence while on the job? That’s the question before state lawmakers in a new legislative proposal. It's a response to a recent Florida Supreme Court that says, no.
I’ve covered politics long enough to know some politicians hate tough questions. But never before have I witnessed what we’re seeing in Winter Garden — where the city leaders are trying to stop citizens from even asking some questions in the first place, particularly when others are watching. Talk about snowflakes. As the Sentinel recently reported, Winter Garden Mayor John Rees and his fellow .
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Historic City News received a Tuesday press release from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ office, calling on the legislature to adopt a bill making it easier to sue the press. The release followed a roundtable discussion with the governor and media critics in Hialeah Gardens. The First Amendment Foundation of Florida circulated a call to action…
Florida wants to keep the names of police involved in use-of-force cases hidden, saying they are victims of a crime who deserve privacy protections under state law. Advocates want a court to decide.