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Dec 15

Police Cannot Hide Identity Behind Marsy’s Law Per Florida Supreme Court: The Implications From An Attorney’s Perspective

Police Cannot Hide Identity Behind Marsy’s Law Per Florida Supreme Court: The Implications From An Attorney’s Perspective As a Brevard County attorney that advocates for all persons – including the…

Apr 07

Brevard County Revises Ordinance that Restricted Attendance at Public Meetings and Pays $150,000 to Resolve Attorneys’ Fees in Civil Rights Case

By Jessica Travis | Civil Rights, Jessica in Action, Press Release

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Police Cannot Hide Identity Behind Marsy’s Law Per Florida Supreme Court: The Implications From An Attorney’s Perspective

Brevard County Revises Ordinance that Restricted Attendance at Public Meetings and Pays $150,000 to Resolve Attorneys’ Fees in Civil Rights Case

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