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A crackdown in August on voter fraud announced by Gov. Ron DeSantis seems to have ensnared former felons who were puzzled that they were accused of violating voting laws.
People who have been punished for marijuana offenses are applying to open the state’s first retail cannabis dispensaries.
Formerly incarcerated artists are making waves in the collecting world, hoping to create pathways, and dignity, for their peers.
Obviously people stare at me. but, i mean, i'm also just so intellectual that i don't let it bother me that much. [laughter] >> michael: it's about what's in here not what's here. i got you. >> pete: will, this is the only tactic many men have is the. >> will: the stare down. yeah, the look, look again, eyes, eyes. if you don't have it, you're basically unarmed. >> will: how long do we have in this segment i have a lot. >> pete: as the founder of club 77. >> will: the only thing more creepy staring directly at you for a long period of time would be me going up to you saying do you mind if i st...
The 17 arrests announced on Thursday were the first by a new office dedicated to pursuing election crimes. The suspects were said to be former felons who had voted illegally.