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The DOJ did not make a finding of discrimination after reports that the office may have been denying plea agreements for driving without a driver’s license charges against Hispanic defendants.
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The topics covered a wide range of topics from substance abuse to youthful gun violence and an interconnected system of cameras to gather real-time images of crimes in progress.
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An anonymous source shared records with WFSU News confirming the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division is conducting an inquiry at the State Attorney’s office.
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Jack Campbell has a message for the 2nd Judicial Circuit
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Donna Adelson is facing the same charges her son Charlie Adelson was convicted of last week in the murder of her former son-in-law Dan Markel.
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State Attorney Jack Campbell says Donna Adelson and her husband bought one-way tickets to Vietnam Monday. She was arrested at Miami International Airport hours later.
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Campbell works to “make it right” after former employee says prosecutors targeted Hispanics
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Campbell promises to scale up penalties for students who make threats and caught with guns at schoolState Attorney Jack Campbell says his office is scaling up its efforts to go after students who bring weapons to school and make threats. His comments come after scores of worried parents rushed to Godby this week to get their kids after a rumor of a potential shooting on campus began circulating on social media.
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Tallahassee City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow, who did not attend the Chamber gathering, was criticized by some of the event speakers
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The total number of COVID-19 cases stemming from Florida’s correctional facilities is nearing 5,000. Concern about the health of inmates has led to calls for Governor Ron DeSantis, and local law enforcement authorities to release those behind bars. Community activist groups say holding people in a facility with a coronavirus outbreak could equate to a death sentence for some inmates. But law enforcement officials say the safety of community members has to be considered too.