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Florida prison system was ‘deliberately indifferent’ toward inmates with hepatitis C, says judge
The state admitted in court that it failed to provide inmates with proper hepatitis C treatment.
Ana Ceballos, News Service of Florida
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Florida lawmakers hope to waive out-of-state tuition fees for colleges hit by hurricanes
One school in Panama City lost 841 students during the spring 2019 semester.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis wants more offensive speakers at Florida college campuses
In October 2017, Richard Spencer appeared at an event at the University of Florida, attracting scores of angry protesters.
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Republicans are trying to make it harder to put amendments on Florida ballots
The proposal comes after voters approved 11 constitutional amendments.
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An accused hate group worked with Florida Republicans to sway ‘sanctuary city’ bill
The Southern Poverty Law Center designates the Center for Immigration Studies and FAIR as “hate groups.”
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Authorities investigated six child sexual abuse claims at Florida migrant detention camp
The allegations also involved caregivers.
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A year after Parkland, NRA-backed lawmakers want to allow guns in cars parked at Florida schools
And the option to carry in churches, too.