Hannah Phillips
Criminal Justice Reporter at Palm Beach Post
Criminal Justice Reporter at USA Today
Criminal justice reporter for @pbpost and @USATODAY. Formerly @PoconoRecord, @OrlandoSentinel. 🕵🏻♀️🐊 [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Hannah Phillips
A Boca Raton man is accused of using insider information to profit from an ADT-Google partnership. The man, Charles Baugh, reportedly learned about the deal from a relative who worked at ADT. Baugh faces up to 20 years in prison and a $5 million fine.
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2 weeks ago |
palmbeachdailynews.com | Hannah Phillips
Fane Lozman sued Riviera Beach in 2022 over the $49 million he claimed city officials robbed him of when they made his submerged land off-limits to developers. Show Caption Hide Caption Video tour of northern Singer Island's eroding beaches$2.5 million beach restoration project is washing away on Singer Island in Riviera Beach. Crews are working to restore the dunes with tons of sandThe Supreme Court rejected Fane Lozman's appeal against Riviera Beach regarding submerged land development.
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2 weeks ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Hannah Phillips
Fane Lozman sued Riviera Beach in 2022 over the $49 million he claimed city officials robbed him of when they made his submerged land off-limits to developers. The Supreme Court rejected Fane Lozman's appeal against Riviera Beach regarding submerged land development. Lozman plans to refile after submitting a building permit application, which is expected to be denied. Critics argue the prolonged legal battle has cost taxpayers millions and hindered environmental solutions.
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3 weeks ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Hannah Phillips
The Palm Beach County Courthouse law library has been renamed to honor Judge Edward Rodgers, a prominent civil rights figure and legal pioneer. Rodgers achieved numerous firsts in Palm Beach County, including being the first Black judge, prosecutor, and chief judge. Even after retiring, Rodgers remained active in public service, serving as mayor, councilman, and ethics commission chairman.
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4 weeks ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Hannah Phillips
President Trump pardoned two Florida divers convicted of theft for releasing sharks from a fishing line. The divers maintained they believed the fishing line was illegal and thought they were thwarting a crime. The pardon restores the divers' rights and removes their felony status. WEST PALM BEACH — President Donald Trump has pardoned two Florida shark divers convicted of theft for rescuing sharks and a goliath grouper from what they believed was an illegal longline.
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