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On Sunday, a traffic stop involving Miami Dolphins player Tyreek Hill escalated as police officers from the Miami-Dade Police Department (MDPD) forcibly removed Hill from his car outside Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, violently threw him onto roadway pavement, and arrested him.
Today, the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration launched a state-sponsored and taxpayer-funded political ad, disguised as a website, seeking to undemine Amendment 4.
Today, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Florida endorsed a YES vote on Amendment 3 on the November ballot, indicating their support for legalizing adult use recreational marijuana and raising the standard of individual liberties for all Floridians.
Yesterday, the Florida Department of Education announced a “model policy” in an attempt to assuage concerns surrounding potential liability for inserting religious chaplains in public schools.
Earlier today, the Florida Supreme Court decided to refuse to take action against the State’s revised financial impact statement for Amendment 4—a decision that disregards constitutional and statutory principles and ultimately undermines the foundation of our democratic process.
Earlier today, the New College of Florida dumped hundreds of library books in a landfill, sparking outrage across the state.