Indiana Man Sues FDLE Over Murder Conviction State Supreme Court Threw Out June 23, 2015 An Indiana man, whose 2011 murder conviction was overturned last year by the Florida Supreme Court, is suing the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, three agency employees and a Sumter County assistant state attorney for violating his civil rights.
Search Emails, Text Messages of Cabinet Staff Regarding FDLE Commissioner’s Ouster May 21, 2015 The documents provided so far indicate that Cabinet officials communicated about FDLE Commissioner Gerald Bailey's ouster and replacement.
Tampa Bay Times: Longtime FDLE Chief Forced Out January 15, 2015 An investigation by The Tampa Bay Times/ Miami Herald shows campaign politics might be at the center of an abrupt high-level resignation at one of the state’s agencies.
Inmate Murder Trial Delayed After Miami Herald Report Raises Questions January 14, 2015 The trial of a man who is accused of brutally murdering his cellmate in a Florida prison has been delayed after The Miami Herald recently raised some concerns over how officials handled the investigation of the death, which may have been a set up.
FCIR’s Fingerprint ID Story ‘Misleading,’ FDLE Alleges March 17, 2014 The Florida Center for Investigative Reporting stands by the article.
Latest State Findings Still Shows Little Evidence of Voter Fraud In Florida September 6, 2013 Two years after the Florida Legislature passed a massive and controversial overhaul of its election laws there is still little evidence of widespread voter fraud in the state, even though clamor about fraud was the impetus for the changes in the first place.
