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Health First erects treatment tents for hospital overflow due to COVID

Health First erects treatment tents for hospital overflow due to COVID
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Florida defense attorneys call for return to virtual court amid COVID-19 surge

Florida defense attorneys call for return to virtual court amid COVID-19 surge
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Florida still executes the mentally ill This bill would stop that

Florida still executes the mentally ill. This bill would stop that. A Tampa Bay public defender and lawmaker teamed up to draft Senate Bill 1156, which would bar the death sentence for those with severe mental illnesses. Â Â This 2017 Florida Department of Corrections photo shows the gurney used to execute death row inmates via lethal injection at Florida State Prison at Starke. Updated 1 hour ago One man, convicted of killing two court bailiffs in Orange County, suffered from delusions that he was Jesus Christ. Another man with a long history of paranoid schizophrenia murdered eight people in South Florida. He believed he was the prince of God.

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Covid Outbreaks Devastated Prisons, but State Inmates Access to the Vaccine Varies Widely

Covid Outbreaks Devastated Prisons, but State Inmatesâ Access to the Vaccine Varies Widely A state-by-state patchwork of vaccine rules has left prison inmates with different outlooks even as the C.D.C. has recommended prioritizing them. The Lansing Correctional Facility in Lansing, Kan. Officials are offering inmates shots in state facilities in Kansas.Credit.Charlie Riedel/Associated Press March 17, 2021 Nearly half of the roughly 8,700 state prison inmates in Kansas have received a coronavirus vaccine, and state officials say that all prisoners who want shots will have gotten at least a first dose by the middle of April. But in Florida, no inmates in state-run correctional institutions have gotten shots, corrections officials said, not even those who would qualify under the stateâs age and health guidelines if they were not behind bars.

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New Senate bill would ban warrantless searches of phones, Alexa, Siri, more

The measure is backed by the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Florida Public Defenders Association. The Florida Police Chief Association had opposed the measure at a previous committee stop. “The government should have to meet the same standards and processes for accessing our personal information in the digital form as the constitution set out for information when it existed only in hard copy,” Vittorio Nastasi of the Reason Foundation told the panel. SB 144 would establish as a legislative finding that Floridians “should not have to choose between using household technological enhancements and conveniences or preserving the right to privacy in one’s home.”

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