Jacksonville, Tampa Prosecutors Pursue Aggressive Reform Agendas With Public Support
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Two grey-haired men listened silently in Courtroom 505 of the Duval County Courthouse on March 28 as Judge Angela M. Cox uttered...
Category: Juvenile Justice
Florida’s Bail System Hasn’t Changed in Jacksonville
Michael Mills had run-ins with the law in his younger, wilder days. Now he is 43, an automotive repairman and father of four who lives...
Many Justice Reforms Are Proposed for Florida’s Legislative Session; Will Any Survive?
By Deirdra Funcheon Thanks to decades of tough-on-crime policies, Florida now has the third-largest prison population in the United States — nearly 100,000 people, including...
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Florida’s new governor keeps surprising everyone. What could that mean for criminal justice reform?
Editor’s note: Jaxlookout is partnering with The Center For Sustainable Journalism at Kennesaw State University to produce a series of articles that focus on Criminal...
Robert Arleigh White
Bonnie Hayflick
Claire Goforth
Amy Cherie Copeland
Elizabeth Furdell
Deirdra Funcheon
Tim Gilmore
James Crooks
Larry Hannan
Ron Littlepage
Lynn Harlin
Ruth Ann Hepler
Sherry Magill
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