News about Justice

A new lawsuit challenges Donald Trump's Truth Social platform over its controversial paid early access model, threatening a key revenue stream for the media company owned by the former president.

Florida executes 12 inmates this year, leading the nation as Tennessee, Alabama and Oklahoma schedule simultaneous deaths on August 13 amid legal disputes over lethal injection.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a death warrant for Daniel Owen Conahan Jr., convicted of murdering Mary Ann Ruppert in Lee County, marking his 15th such order this year as Florida continues its active capital punishment strategy.

St. Johns County deputies arrested 13- and 14-year-olds for felony offenses involving homemade firearms, explosives, and an alleged armed robbery plot.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has issued a subpoena to Dr. Anthony Fauci, seeking financial records and COVID-19 guidance documents to investigate potential personal profit overlaps with public health decisions.

Florida AG James Uthmeier confirms his office is investigating Anthony Fauci for potential criminal liability related to fraud and public nuisance claims.

Michael Joseph Simpson, 51, is charged with attempted murder for allegedly cutting off a diver's air supply during an argument over fishing spots near Miami.

A Hillsborough County paramedic fired for medical marijuana plans to appeal to the Florida Supreme Court, challenging local employment rules amid shifting federal drug classifications.

Jon Christopher Enriquez, 47, of Miami, faces prison after pleading guilty to posting public death threats against Marco Rubio and Kristi Noem on X in late May.

Florida is executing inmates at an accelerated rate compared to other states. The shift reflects changes in legal strategies and judicial approvals for lethal injections.

Florida authorities have charged a 91-year-old man with murdering his disabled wife. The suspect reportedly stated that killing her was fulfilling a promise not to place her in a nursing facility.

Florida's highest appeals court ruled that state laws prohibiting children from viewing lewd live performances, including drag shows, are constitutional and enforceable against businesses.