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Felony murder rule: Life in prison for a crime someone else commits

Under Florida’s “felony murder rule,” someone can be sentenced to life in prison even if they did not kill someone, even if they weren’t there and even if they didn’t know.

I-Team: Sex traffickers recruiting women in prison

Sex traffickers have started recruiting and targeting women about to be released from Florida prisons. ABC Action News I-Team investigator Kylie McGivern shows how activists, inmates, and prisons are working to stop the cycle.

St Michael s Shrine is home to miracles in Tarpon Springs

New York man shares story of his alleged sexual abuse by a Florida priest in the 1970s

Man accuses Florida priest of sexually abusing him as a child. Why the state can’t prosecute Will Fla. law rid statute of limitations? Patrick Colville shared his story for the first time, speaking for survivors, warning parents and pushing lawmakers to create a “look back window” allowing civil lawsuits to move forward even though the criminal statute of limitations had expired. and last updated 2021-05-02 18:49:29-04 TAMPA, Fla. — The state’s two-year investigation into allegations Catholic priests sexually abused Florida children resulted in a blistering report, naming 97 Catholic priests meeting the state s criteria for prosecution. Not a single one will stand trial.

Incarceration hold issue preventing people from receiving unemployment expected to be fixed by end of the week

Incarceration hold issue preventing people from receiving unemployment expected to be fixed by end of the week 150+ people contacted the I-Team about the issue For thousands of Floridians, the fight for access to unemployment benefits isn t a problem of the past, but a plight that continues today. and last updated 2021-04-23 18:28:51-04 BRADENTON, Fla. — For thousands of Floridians, the fight for access to unemployment benefits isn t a problem of the past, but a plight that continues today. It s a problem the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) has acknowledged but hasn t fixed, as financial situations for some families grow more desperate.

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