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Justice on Trial: Navigating Media Frenzy and Fairness in the Mangione Case

Social Media, Sensationalism, and the Search for Justice The 26-year-old accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City last month is not expected to return to federal court until mid-February. Initially set for January 18, Luigi Mangione’s indictment date was postponed to February 17 after both parties agreed to the delay. […]

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Facing Drug-Related Charges in the New Year: What You Need to Know

Understanding Your Rights and Defenses Against Drug Charges in Pinellas County As the new year begins, law enforcement agencies in Pinellas County often increase their focus on drug-related offenses. Whether it’s due to holiday celebrations carrying over into January or proactive policing initiatives, arrests for drug-related charges are common at the start of the year.

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Understanding Personal Injury Law: Protecting Your Rights After an Accident

Don’t Let Negligence Go Unchallenged—Get the Compensation You Deserve! Life can change in an instant when an unexpected accident occurs. Whether it’s a car crash, a slip and fall, or a dog bite, the aftermath of an injury can leave you feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about what to do next. At McGuire Megna Attorneys, we

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Facing a DUI Charge? Here’s What You Need to Know

Clearwater DUI Attorneys Fighting for Your Rights—Get Help Now! A DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charge is a serious offense that can have lasting effects on your life. From hefty fines and license suspension to possible jail time, the consequences can feel overwhelming. However, understanding your rights and options is the first step toward protecting

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Florida Alimony Reform Will Have to Wait Until Next Year

Florida’s legislative session has drawn to a close without any significant reform to alimony laws.  There were proposals to make significant changes to how alimony is awarded in divorce cases but they died in committee. Republican Sen. Gayle Harrell filed SB 1596 on March 1st, hoping to create a fair and balanced approach at determining

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Military Vets in a Catch-22 Over Marijuana Use and Employment

Veterans who have legally obtained medical marijuana prescriptions to deal with chronic pain and other ailments related to military service face a real quandary when it comes to seeking employment.  No one will hire them. U.S. veterans who use medical marijuana  say they face losing job training or other benefits even though it’s legal in

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Eighth Amendment Another Constitutional Protection

The 8th Amendment to the the US Constitution is another important provision for those facing criminal charges.  It states, “Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.”  It serves as a safeguard that the “punishment should fit the crime” and that incarceration before adjudication of guilt or

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More Rights Afforded to Alleged Criminals and Why That’s Important

I started with the 4th Amendment earlier this week.  There is another important amendment that guarantees rights in cases where one stands accused of a crime. The Fifth Amendment creates a number of rights relevant to both criminal and civil legal proceedings.  In criminal cases, the Fifth Amendment guarantees the right to a grand jury,

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