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Casey Anthony: Insufficient Funds Part Deux
Orlando criminal lawyer Richard Hornsby continues his two part expose of the Casey Anthony Check Fraud trial and discusses the likely scenarios that could play out before the case is even tried.
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How the Grinch Stole Casey Anthony’s Christmas
How the Grinch Stole Casey Anthony’s Christmas.
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Casey Anthony: Insufficient Funds (Part Uno)
The first of a two part series by Orlando criminal lawyer Richard Hornsby discussing the impact Casey Anthony’s check fraud case could have on her murder case.
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The Clueless Wonder Strikes Again
High Profile Florida Criminal Attorney Jose Baez, otherwise known as the Clueless Wonder provides not-so-expert opinion on the Tiger Woods story for E! Online.
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To Catch a Tiger Chasing Tail
Tiger Woods: FHP is snooping around where they have no business snooping.
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Judge Karen: This Turkey is no Expert
Judge Karen Mills-Francis had her shaken at by Jose Baez because she does not know the law.
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In Defense of the Casey Anthony Defense.
Criminal Defense Lawyer Richard Hornsby posts a direct response to William Sheaffer’s comments regarding the Motion in Limine filed by Casey Anthony’s defense; and Mr. Hornsby openly questions Mr. Sheaffer’s knowledge of the law, his objectivity, and his own “sense of decency.”
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Google Publishes Law for the Masses
Google announced that they will begin publishing “full text legal opinions from U.S. federal and state district, appellate and supreme courts” in Google Scholar.
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Denying the Certainty of Death…
A convergence of random occurrences has me thinking about the death penalty lately. I have always though that crime is committed primarily by young people or emotionally immature people who had no understanding of right or wrong or, more precisely, no fear of consequences. And when it comes to violent acts, I have often found…
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Florida’s Uniform Case Numbering System
[A]s an attorney that practices in multiple counties, one of the most frustrating problems I continue to routinely come across is that very few criminal justice agencies (especially State Attorney’s Offices) have implemented, or integrated, Florida’s Uniform Case Numbering System into their case management programs.