Tag Archives: 18th Judicial Circuit

Some reasons why it’s not okay for prisons to destroy “inventory”

Posted on May 27, 2015 by Susan Chandler

Forged Drug Test Results May Free Tens of Thousands From Prison A recent Supreme Judicial Court ruling is expected to free tens of thousands from prison. Those who are expected to be impacted by Monday’s decision are those whose drug … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged #CriminalizingMentalIllness, #DeadInmates, #PrisonIndustrialComplex, #ScaldedToDeath, 18th Judicial Circuit, Brevard County, culpable negligence, Dade Correctional Institute, Darren Rainey, Eddie Joe Mosley, FBI, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, frame-up, Frank Lee Smith, Gary Harrell, Harold Hempstead, Jeff Abramowski, Jerry Frank Townsend, John Preston, Julie Jones, Justice Department, Keith Pikett, Richard Mair, Rick Scott, Senate Intelligence Oversight Committee, Wayne Ivey | 3 Comments

Per @FSU (?): @FL_Corrections asks M.E. to release findings on Darren Rainey’s death

Posted on May 3, 2015 by Susan Chandler

DOC Head Jones Calls For Release Of Findings Into Mentally Ill Inmate’s Death | WFSU In 2012, Darren Rainey died, after he was allegedly locked in a scalding, hot shower at Dade Correctional Institution in South Florida … … Now, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged #DeadInmates, #ScaldedToDeath, 18th Judicial Circuit, 5th District Court of Appeals, ABA, American Bar Association, Bob Graham, Brevard County, Casey Anthony, Comparative Bullet Lead Analysis, Darren Rainey, Eastern Florida State College, FBI, FDLE, FIU, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida International University, Florida State University, Florida Today, FSU, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Grits for Breakfast, hair and fiber analysis, Imbler v Pachtman, IRS Oversight Board, Jack Parker, Jeff Ashton, Jim Richey, John Dean Moxley, John Glish, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Julie Jones, Justice Department, Keith Pikett, Kenneth Furton, Lawson Lamar, Linroy Bottoson, Mike Haridopolos, Norm Wolfinger, Omar Paisley, Pam Bondi, Rick Scott, scent evidence, Van de Kamp v Goldstein, Washington Post, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | 1 Comment

Florida House version of Senate prison reform bill will make only homicidal guards/officials happy

Posted on April 2, 2015 by Susan Chandler

The Florida Senate exhibited due diligence in authoring their prison reform bill. They held hearings, they accepted correspondence from constituents, they visited prisons unannounced, and much more. What gruesome matters the Senate addressed in their bill can be understood quickly … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 18th Judicial Circuit, 5th District Court of Appeals, 7th Judicial Circuit, 9th Judical Circuit, FBI, Florida Supreme Court, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Jack Parker, Jeff Ashton, John Dean Moxley, Juan Ramos, Julie Brown, Julie Jones, Linroyy Bottoson, Miami Herald, Mike Haridopolos, Mitch Needelman, Norm Wolfinger, Phil Archer, prison reform, Richard Mair, Rick Scott, Ron McAndrew, Scott Ellis, Stephen Epperly, Steve Crisafulli, Warren Davis, Wayne Ivey, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | Leave a comment

Another competition-killing, too-big-to-sue mega-merger in the works

Posted on March 31, 2015 by Susan Chandler

Quintiles forming joint venture to take on LabCorp in clinical trial services :: Editor’s Blog at WRAL TechWire Durham, N.C. — The battle of the titans is coming to the world of clinical trials laboratory services. Quintiles, the world’s largest … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 18th Judicial Circuit, chain of custody, FBI, Gary Bennett, George Carlin, Gerald Stano, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Justice Department, Keith Pikett, Kris Maharaj, LabCorp, Linroy Bottoson, mega-mergers, Megan Winfrey, Orchid Cellmark, Quest, Quintiles, William "Tommy" Zeigler, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | Leave a comment

FL Dept of Law Enforcement Commish “shocked” by compromised drug cases. Shocked? Bailey?

Posted on February 6, 2014 by Susan Chandler

Rogue FDLE chemist could have compromised hundreds of drug cases | FLORIDA TODAY | floridatoday.com TALLAHASSEE — A chemist at a Pensacola crime lab could have compromised hundreds of state drug cases, Florida Department of Law Enforcement Commissioner Gerald Bailey … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 18th Judicial Circuit, Al Neuharth, Brevard County, Chris White, FBI, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida Today, frame-ups, Gannett, Gary Bennett, Gerald Bailey, Gerald Stano, John Dean Moxley, John Glisch, Juan Ramos, Linroy Bottoson, mainstream media manipulation, Michael Hunt, Mike Haridopolos, Space Coast, USA Today, Wayne Holmes, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | Leave a comment

Relief available for victims of Judge John Dean Moxley …

Posted on September 2, 2013 by Susan Chandler

This laptop doesn’t work well. Word searches generate patience-testing false positives, and the “select all” text feature won’t transfer text to a blog post without generating glitches. Flaws and all, the laptop located a document – below – that a whole … Continue reading →

Posted in #ColorOfLaw, #FrameUp, #JudicialMisconduct, absolute immunity from prosecution, Color of Law, Connick v Thompson, Department of Justice, FBI, Gary Bennett, Imbler v Pachtman, John Dean Moxley, prosecutorial immunities for deliberate misconduct, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | Tagged 18th Judicial Circuit, 9th Judicial Circuit, Alissa Blanton, Bill McCollum, Brevard Good Ole Boys, Centurion Ministries, Charlie Crist, double dipper, Eric Holder, FBI, Florida Bar Association, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Innocence Project of Florida, Jeb Bush, Jeff Ashton, John Dean Moxley, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Justice Department, Kate Germond, Linroy Bottoson, Paul Casteleiro, Rick Scott, scent evidence, Seth Miller, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | Leave a comment

Knock, knock.

Posted on July 17, 2013 by Susan Chandler

Juror Who Found Zimmerman Innocent Cashing In With Book Deal, Called Martin “A Boy of Color” | Alternet … the juror hates the media, and thought there were “riots” in Sanford, Florida after Trayvon Martin was killed. There were no … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 18th Judicial Circuit, Brevard County Sheriff's Office, Casey Anthony, Chris White, Eric Holder, FBI, FDLE, George Zimmerman, James Russo, Jeff Ashton, John Dean Moxley, Juror B37, Melbourne Police Department, Michael Hunt, Norm Wolfinger, Palm Bay Police Department, Phil Archer, public corruption, Rick Scott, Robert Mueller, Trayvon Martin, untenable trial tactics, Wayne Holmes | Leave a comment