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A circuit court judge denied a former Florida deputy pre-trial release in connection with the shooting death of United States Air Force Sr. Airman Roger Fortson who was killed in his own home.
A former Marine sharpshooter who told authorities he was high on methamphetamines when he invaded a home in Florida and The post Ex-Marine held without bond in shooting of Florida family appeared ...
A federal judge ordered the Florida man charged with his estranged wife's disappearance in Spain held without bond on Friday, rejecting his lawyer's argument that the prosecution case is entirely ...
Larizza also stated Fucci told his friends to expect [the murder] to happen within a month, and that Bailey was stabbed 114 times. Fucci was subsequently transferred to Duval County Jail, where he was held without bond. His mother, Crystal Smith, was arrested for tampering with evidence after washing blood off Fucci's jeans, but was later released.
The pre-charge detention period is the period of time during which an individual can be held and questioned by police, prior to being charged with an offence. [5] Not all countries have such a concept, and in those that do, the period for which a person may be detained without charge varies by jurisdiction.
In 2017, a judge ruled that Reeves could not take shelter under the Florida's Stand Your Ground law, [11] a decision that would later be overturned on appeal, [12] leaving the determination of self-defense to the jury. Tampa defense attorney Richard Escobar referred to the case as "the largest self-defense case ever in Florida". [13]
An attorney for the fired Florida sheriff’s deputy charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of an Air Force senior airman defended his client’s actions as “reasonable” Thursday ...
In England, for example, the Prevention of Terrorism Act 1989, 14(4), 5, permits suspects to be held without presentation and without charge for seven days. 12 Halsbury's Stat. 1294 (4th ed. 1989). It was the purpose of the Fourth Amendment to put this matter beyond time, place and judicial predilection, incorporating the traditional common-law ...