News about Justice

FBI seeks South Florida woman accused of securing over $34 million via fraudulent COVID relief applications. Reward offered after she missed court date.

Kennedy Center asks for more time after missing judge's deadline to remove President Donald Trump’s name from the building following court order compliance failure.

Judge dismisses jury as real estate developer George Pino breaks down in court during fatal boat crash trial involving teenage victim.

Woman files federal suit against FHP over wrongful detention and defamation following mistaken identification as driver in fatal Interstate 4 hit-and-run accident near Orlando.

Judge Lohr halted the trial of George Pino and dismissed the jury after his emotional breakdown over a fatal boating accident that killed a teenage girl in St. Lucie County.

Andrew Lukehart is scheduled for lethal injection Tuesday in Florida for the 1995 murder of an infant, marking the state's eighth execution of 2026.

Gov. DeSantis signs 10th 2026 death warrant for Dusty Ray Spencer, 74, convicted of stabbing his wife in 1992. Execution set for June 25.

Richard Knight, 47, was executed Thursday evening for the 2002 murders of a woman and her young daughter in Broward County.

Florida has executed Richard Knight for the 2003 murders of a mother and her young child, concluding a decades-long legal battle.

Florida executed Richard Knight for the 1997 murders of a mother and child, rejecting final appeals to test fingerprints on the murder weapon.

The U.S. indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro. Donald Trump wins GOP primaries in Kentucky, Alabama, and Georgia, while political tensions rise over a new federal fund.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has stayed the enforcement of the $83 million defamation judgment against President Trump in favor of E. Jean Carroll.