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Get back: Florida Senate passes bill to criminalize getting too close to working police - Vimarsana News

Get back: Florida Senate passes bill to criminalize getting too close to working police

The Florida Senate passed a bill that would create a first degree misdemeanor for anyone who defies a warning and 'impedes' first responders.

Source: yahoo.com
Holding governments accountable through investigative journalism & freedom of information requests - Vimarsana News

Holding governments accountable through investigative journalism & freedom of information requests

We sit down with Barbara Peterson, from the Florida Center for Government Accountability to talk about the crucial role of investigative journalism in keeping government accountable, and how exactly to do your own public records request here in Florida.

Source: wgcu.org
Christian Ziegler wants to use Marsy's Law. Police say he's not a victim. - Vimarsana News

Christian Ziegler wants to use Marsy's Law. Police say he's not a victim.

Ziegler’s attorney says he is the victim of a false sexual assault accusation, but police have no plans to charge his accuser.

Three cheers for the Republican Party | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Three cheers for the Republican Party | News, Sports, Jobs

To the editor: The Republican Party taking on the moral issue of how the Cape Coral council and mayor got a doubling of salary with the back

Should Marsy's Law victim privacy extend to Florida law enforcement? One Florida lawmaker says yes - Vimarsana News

Should Marsy's Law victim privacy extend to Florida law enforcement? One Florida lawmaker says yes

Should law enforcement officers be able to claim Marsy's Law victim privacy protections if they’re threatened with violence while on the job? That’s the question before state lawmakers in a new legislative proposal. It's a response to a recent Florida Supreme Court that says, no.

Source: wfsu.org