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“Florida man found with contraband; The latest on the Presidential Records Act saga”

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Florida man found with contraband; The latest on the Presidential Records Act saga”: Adam Unikowsky has this post at his Substack site, “Adam’s Legal Newsletter.”

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Florida Incarcerees Jump Hurdles to Get a College Degree

The Crime Report

When Larry Fordham Jr learned about the Second Chance Pell program in 2020, he only wanted one thing: to walk out of a Florida prison with a college degree. “I Like nearly every public college, Florida colleges charge state residents much lower tuition than students who live outside the state. A Major Barrier.

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Florida Weighs Calling National Guard To Help Understaffed Prisons 

The Crime Report

A legislative panel will review a plan to mobilize members of the Florida National Guard to assist at jails next week as the state continues to struggle with a lack of correctional officers, according to a document released on Friday, CBS News reports.

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Florida Gets Mixed Report Card on Treatment of Justice-Involved Girls

The Crime Report

In Florida, children are only protected from arrest until they are seven years-old. ‘We Have Failed to Safeguard Girls’ Rights’ “Despite our successes, we have failed to safeguard [these] rights for thousands of Florida girls,” the study said. Florida’s Report Card.

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In Florida, Jailed for Voting 

The Crime Report

As of 2020, there were more than 85,000 registered voters in Florida with past felony convic­tions whose eligib­il­ity had to be screened.

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Report: Court Fines Promote Juvenile Recidivism, Not Rehabilitation

The Crime Report

In “ A Statewide Analysis of the Impact of Restitution and Fees on Juvenile Recidivism in Florida Across Race & Ethnicity, ” researchers found that fees and restitution assessed against young people actually increased juvenile recidivism in Florida. for Hispanic youth and $426.50 for white youth.

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Florida’s Juvenile Justice Fees Mire Families in Debt and Poverty: Report

The Crime Report

A new report reveals Florida’s 31 different court fees, costs and surcharges imposed on youth involved in the state’s juvenile justice system and their families are not only ineffective, costly to administer, and difficult to collect, but also trap thousands in inescapable debt and poverty, reports the the Fines and Fees Justice Center.

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