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December 19, 2022
In some of the highest-profile cases, the zeal to send an anti-brutality message to law enforcement is not shared by the citizens who sit on juries. Take Steven Pohorence, accused of pushing a kneeling protester during a Black Lives Matter protest. The jury found him not guilty this week.
December 18, 2022
In some of the highest-profile cases, the zeal to send an anti-brutality message to law enforcement is not shared by the citizens who sit on juries. Take Steven Pohorence, accused of pushing a kneeling protester during a Black Lives Matter protest. The jury found him not guilty this week.
December 5, 2022
Revealed: a private autopsy report shared with the Guardian concludes Desir’s death was a homicide. This article contains description of physical violence
May 20, 2022
Six Broward Sheriff’s detention deputies who fought with a jail inmate having an apparent mental breakdown before he died won’t face criminal charges or any discipline.
October 7, 2021
Outstanding fines prevent too many Floridians from voting.
June 1, 2021
Taking away a license over unpaid fines for minor traffic infractions makes work and family life a misery for low-income Americans. States should reform this punitive, unjust practice.
May 26, 2021
New task force aims to help drivers with suspended licenses in Miami-Dade Tags: More than 630,000 Miami-Dade drivers have suspended licenses over unpaid fees MIAMI – Marq Mitchell received a ticket. He couldn’t afford to pay for car insurance. He couldn’t afford to pay for Miami-Dade County court costs fees. His driver’s license was suspended. Mitchell couldn’t fix the problem for about five years. It’s a defeating cycle. For some drivers, poverty is to blame. A license suspensi...
January 9, 2021
By the middle of April 2020, Broward's jail population dropped to under 3,000 for the first time in decades. It couldn’t last forever, and it hasn’t.