Courts & Cases

Keith Moses Murder Trial Pushed to 2027; Faces Death Penalty

Keith Moses' murder trial is being pushed into 2027 as his attorneys pursue an intellectual disability claim that could affect whether prosecutors can seek the death penalty. Moses is accused…

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The Case of Joshua Robinson and the Unequal Weight of Federal Prosecution

“Mr. Robinson’s criminal transgression, an aberrant episode in an otherwise exemplary existence, ensures that his future has been irrevocably damaged. Because such a result is unavoidable due to Mr. Robinson’s…

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Diddy Not Guilty On Serious Charges, Guilty on 2 Counts

Count 5: Guilty on Transportation to Engage in Prostitution charges

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Third Suspect Arrested in Gambling Scandal Following Arrest of Sheriff Lopez

"Both of my sons, they are adults, they are bipolar and paranoid schizophrenic and I do take care of both of them," Wetherholt said.

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Breaking Down Former State Attorney Bain’s Payments to Key Witness in Regina Hill Case

“It is beyond troubling that a key state witness received tens of thousands of dollars from the very office prosecuting this case,” said Hill’s attorneys in the filing.

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Former State Attorney Paid $41K to Key Witness in Regina Hill Case, Defense Says

“This is a serious breach of due process,” the motion reads, calling the payments a violation of Brady and Giglio, two landmark legal standards requiring the State to disclose any…

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Former Orlando Fire Chief Roderick Stephen Williams Cleared After Eight-Year Legal Fight

“I’ve dedicated my life to public service. Now I’m dedicating my voice to making sure what happened to me doesn’t happen to anyone else." —Roderick Williams

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Orlando Jury Convicts “Pine Hills Bus Stop Rapist” In Series of Attacks on Women

“We are relentless in the pursuit of justice for those in our community who fall prey to violent sexual offenders." — Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida State Attorney's Office

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Regina Hill Fires Back Against FDLE Claims of Fraud

As opposed to Hill's caregivers and despite the 2023 DCF report noting that ---- did not need services because she had 24-hour caregivers, Alexander, if not Moran, took a different…

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Grand Jury Indicts Woman for Second Degree Murder After Road Rage Incident Turns Fatal

"This is a case of great public importance that needed to be reviewed by the Grand Jury to determine whether the evidence supported an indictment."

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