News about Justice

Walton County Sheriff's Office offers $16K reward for suspect Isabelle Johnson, 38, linked to Jason Coulthart's death. Suspect uses aliases and alters appearance.

Florida marks nearly two centuries since its first execution. The state transitioned from public hangings to the electric chair and lethal injection, recently setting a modern record with 19 deaths under Gov. DeSantis amid legal scrutiny.

Walton County affidavits allege five suspects helped fugitive Isabelle Rose Johnson hide evidence and evade arrest via text messages during an attempted escape.

A Sumter County detective was arrested for misusing police databases. The sheriff suspended Flock camera access while auditing systems after the officer accessed records for personal reasons involving family matters.

Florida attorneys filed a joint appeal arguing that executing James Duckett and Dominick Occhicone on the same day poses substantial risks of botched lethal injections due to logistical pressures.

Florida’s highest court declines disciplinary action for an Orange County judge involved in a 'chopped cotton' controversy, sparking debate on judicial ethics standards statewide.

Legal action claims AI chatbot provided dangerous guidance nearly resulting in death, raising questions about digital health safety and corporate liability for automated responses.

Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested by US Marshals in Miami on Saturday for extradition to the United Kingdom, where they face over 50 combined charges including rape and abuse of women. The brothers had previously traveled from Romania after travel restrictions were lifted.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a death warrant on July 17, setting August 18 as the execution date for William Frances Silvia Jr., who was convicted of killing his estranged wife during a 2009 Seminole County family gathering.

Florida schedules two executions for July 28, marking a historic event not seen since the early 1960s involving the murder case of an 11-year-old girl.

Federal judge sanctions Trump attorneys over court manipulation claims related to an anti-weaponization fund dispute.

Florida Bar members Lee Sarkin and Drew Levitt were suspended for settling cases posthumously and forging signatures to collect money from defendants in multiple lawsuits.