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A South Florida lawmaker is suing Governor DeSantis over his decision to fly migrants to Martha's Vineyard.

A South Florida lawmaker is suing Governor DeSantis over his decision to fly migrants to Martha's Vineyard.

Allegedly threatened to kill her before the couple was even married, according to a police report from 2014. police tell fox digital the case was eventually closed due to "the victims cooperation," she decided not to report. lets bring in criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor mark eiglarsh. what do you make of the details we are learning in this case? >> added to the long list of incriminating evidence, where if it is true, this guy i am not saying is guilty, but he looks guilty. a his...

Looks that way, and he is being held on an unrelated charge of interfering with the police. how long can they hold him? can they keep him indefinitely? >> well, on that case, they have him on a half a million dollar bond. he could get out if theoretically he could post that enormous bond. but i assure you, if there is any indication he is going to post that bond, it will speed up the timeline on their murder case, which they are taking their time on because he is in, and the minute they filed ch...

A South Florida lawmaker is suing Governor DeSantis over his decision to fly migrants to Martha's Vineyard.

Posting this. >> oh, sure. >> martha: later on, she basically tried to help him with a case, the art fraud case, saying he was a good person, but that incongruity is quite typical in abuse cases, isnt it? >> ive been doing this work for 30 years as a prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney, in spite of my youthful appearance, and that is not uncommon at all. that is what typically happens, and her fall was likely into his fist or some object he was holding. >> martha: you know, you think abou...

At issue is whether or not the 2018 constitutional amendment giving crime victims the right to hide their personal information from the public extends to police officers.

At issue is whether or not the 2018 constitutional amendment giving crime victims the right to hide their personal information from the public extends to police officers.

At issue is whether or not the 2018 constitutional amendment giving crime victims the right to hide their personal information from the public extends to police officers.

At issue is whether or not the 2018 constitutional amendment giving crime victims the right to hide their personal information from the public extends to police officers.