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A conversation on the impact of Amendments 3 and 4
NBC6 reporter Sophia Hernandez and Investigator Tony Pipitone discuss the impact of the Florida Supreme Court rulings on Amendments 3 and 4.
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Florida Supreme Court upholds state's 15-week ban on most abortions, paving way for 6-week ban
The Florida Supreme Court on Monday upheld the state’s ban on most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, which means a subsequently passed six-week ban can soon take effect.
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Abortion and marijuana amendments head to November ballot in Florida
The Florida Supreme Court voted Monday to allow amendments to abortion and marijuana legislation be added to the November ballot.
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The Florida deciders: Who is on Florida's Supreme Court
NBC6 is taking a closer look at Florida’s Supreme Court, how they got to that position and notable stances they’ve taken in the past.
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Florida Supreme Court discusses abortion language
The Florida Supreme Court on Wednesday will hold a hearing that could help determine the future of abortion rights in the state. NBC6 Steve Litz reports.
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Florida Supreme Court to hold hearing on abortion rights
The Florida Supreme Court on Wednesday will hold a hearing that could help determine the future of abortion rights in the state. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports
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Florida Supreme Court to consider wording of abortion amendment
The Supreme Court will consider whether to approve the wording of a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at ensuring abortion rights.
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Florida Supreme Court hears arguments on state's abortion ban
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to the 15-week abortion ban, and the outcome of the case also will affect a law that would bar abortions after six weeks of pregnancy — and could determine whether a privacy clause in the Florida Constitution will protect abortion rights.
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Where does Florida's abortion law stand amid ongoing legal battle?
The Florida Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Friday in a case that could play a major role in the future of abortion rights in the state. Here’s where the law stands.
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Florida High Court Mulls Police Anonymity Under Marsy's Law
Florida’s Supreme Court is considering a case that will decide whether police officers who use deadly force can remain anonymous under a law designed to protect crime victims. The court heard short oral arguments Wednesday in the trial between the city of Tallahassee and the Florida Police Benevolent Association. The case hinges on whether Marsy’s Law, which lets crime victims...