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Florida Troubled Prison System Seeks to End Lawyer Calls With Inmates

Florida’s troubled prison system wants to shut down lawyer-to-inmate phone calls that can reveal cruel and illegal conditions By Noreen […]

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FJI Letter Pushes to End Arrests Under Palm Beach Panhandling Ordinance

Florida Justice Institute, together with lawyer Sabarish Neelakanta of SPN Law have sent a letter to the West Palm Beach

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Letter Objecting to Attorney Call Rule

Florida Justice Institute, along with other civil rights organizations and individual lawyers, are urging the Florida Department of Corrections (FDC)

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3 Brevard County registered sex offenders file federal lawsuit against county

Finch Walker – Florida TodayView Comments Published 12:56pm Three Brevard County registered sex offenders are plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit against the

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Lawsuit Challenges Brevard County Ban on People on Sex Offender Registry From Public Meetings

January 5, 2022. Today, the Florida Justice Institute (FJI), in partnership with Brevard County attorney Jessica J. Travis of DefendBrevard.com,

Criminal Justice Reform, Disability Access, Press Coverage, What We Do

Florida Prisons Will Soon Have More Disability Accommodations

HANNAH CRITCHFIELD – Aging and seniors reporter Published Dec. 2 Here’s what that means for the state’s aging incarcerated population. Change

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Settlement Reached with FDOC Requires Improved Treatment of People with Disabilities

November 10, 2021, TALLAHASSEE Disability Rights Florida, the state’s designated Protection and Advocacy system for individuals with disabilities, has reached

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Judge rules Florida lawsuit can have all children in solitary as plaintiffs

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The federal judge presiding over the case of G.H. v. Tamayo, a statewide challenge to the Department

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FJI, together with other organizations, submits request to Secretary Inch to withdraw proposed mail rule

The Florida Justice Institute, together with other civil rights organizations, have submitted a formal request to Secretary Inch to withdraw