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Florida's death penalty faced major change in 2023, caused national impact - Vimarsana News

Florida's death penalty faced major change in 2023, caused national impact

After years without executions, Florida carried out six this year — along with laws expanding the state’s death penalty.

Trump pardons Lil Wayne and Steve Bannon, commutes Kodak Black's sentence - Vimarsana News

Trump pardons Lil Wayne and Steve Bannon, commutes Kodak Black's sentence

Among those on the list is rapper Lil Wayne, who plead guilty to felony gun possession in November. 'Tha Carter' was one of the first to be named as possibly receiving clemency. He's joined by fellow hip hop artist Kodak Black, who received a commuted sentence from President Trump.

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Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs Death Penalty Bill, Scrapping Unanimous Jury Requirement - Vimarsana News

Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs Death Penalty Bill, Scrapping Unanimous Jury Requirement

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was joined by parents of the victims of the Parkland mass murder to sign Senate Bill (SB) 450, which reforms...

Governor DeSantis Signs Bill to Ensure Justice in Capital Cases - Vimarsana News

Governor DeSantis Signs Bill to Ensure Justice in Capital Cases

Governor Ron DeSantis today was joined by parents of the victims of the Parkland mass murder to sign Senate Bill (SB) 450

Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill to Ensure Justice in Capital Cases - Vimarsana News

Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill to Ensure Justice in Capital Cases

Governor Ron DeSantis was joined by parents of the victims of the Parkland mass murder to sign Senate Bill (SB) 450, which reforms Florida’s death penalty statutes including reducing the number of jurors needed to administer capital punishment from unanimous to a supermajority of eight out of twelve.