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Marsy’s Law attorney convicted / Teenage girl deprived of attorney / Attorney-client privilege violated

Marsy’s Law attorney convicted / Teenage girl deprived of attorney / Attorney-client privilege violated

An attorney representing a teenage girl under Marsy’s Law was arrested in 2022, and the girl was sheltered into state custody under a false DCF affidavit and forced into three forensic interviews without her attorney. She was asked what she told her attorney, and what her attorney told her. The girl arrived for a voluntary…

Attorney-client privilege violated in shocking conviction of lawyer after Judge refuses to let jury hear basis for arrest / Appeal underway as teenage victim was stripped of her attorney in Marsy’s Law case

Attorney-client privilege violated in shocking conviction of lawyer after Judge refuses to let jury hear basis for arrest / Appeal underway as teenage victim was stripped of her attorney in Marsy’s Law case

On Jan. 30, Hoot Crawford was wrongly convicted of interfering with child custody and of tampering with a witness/victim. Hoot’s only crime was protecting a teenage victim’s rights under Marsy’s Law, which angered Lt. Jeremy Mathis of the Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) on May 6, 2022. Earlier that morning, Hoot arrived with the girl and her…

City of Mexico Beach wrote checks to then-Mayor’s Ace Hardware store, according to sworn statement

City of Mexico Beach wrote checks to then-Mayor’s Ace Hardware store, according to sworn statement

A sworn statement from the City’s former finance director alleges that the City of Mexico Beach wrote checks worth tens of thousands of dollars to then Mayor Al Cathey’s Ace Hardware store. She also claims that City officials are keeping financial records from Mayor Michele Miller, and committing standard accounting violations. Read the sworn statement…

City of Panama City Beach racial discrimination trial begins Oct. 9

Read the facts of Kozmas Smith, Shane Smith, Landon Green, and Ervin Green v. City of Panama City Beach here: Kozmas DENY SUMMARY JUDGMENT

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