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Anne GeggisJune 17, 2023

Reports are that the feds are looking into why a developer with permits up for city consideration paid the Miami Mayor $170,000.

Scott PowersOctober 30, 2018

The group pushing to have crime victims’ rights detailed in the Florida Constitution through the Amendment 6 proposal is launching another round of four TV commercials featuring stories of crime victims and State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle of Miami-Dade County. In one of the commercials, Laura DeHarde, an abuse victim from Coral Springs, explains how […]

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Marsy’s Law launches another round of victims’ rights ads for Amendment 6