Justice for Dexter: Florida Enacts Tougher Penalties for Animal Cruelty On July 1, 2025, Dexter’s Law—officially known as CS/HB 255—went into effect in Florida, marking
Let’s face it. It’s convenient to hop in the car enter or speak an address into your I-phone or other smart device and have the
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is finally under arrest. That’s not good news for those of us who love freedom. Assange is accused of conspiring to hack
Brittany Stephens, a passenger in the vehicle hit by a speeding off-duty cop, has been sentenced to prison for negligent homicide. Stephens 1-year-old was killed
For years, the “tough on crime” lobby has won the day in Tallahassee, often shooting down common sense measures that would serve justice and make
Here we go again. Another battle over prayer in the public square is really a battle about the meaning and scope of the First Amendment
The US Supreme Court has rejected a lawsuit filed on behalf of sick and disabled military veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars who were
Raimundo Atesiano, the former Biscayne Park chief of police, was sentenced yesterday to three years in prison for framing three innocent men for burglaries in
As a recent article in the Tampa Bay Times points out, guns have been an integral part of the Florida and the United States of
In one of his most controversial moves, President Donald Trump has said he wants to abolish birthright citizenship. “We’re the only country in the world