Florida clemency attorney Reggie Garcia has published an article in The Florida Defender, the magazine for the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys. Download and read the article.

Florida clemency attorney Reggie Garcia interviewed with Sean Pittman of The Sean Pittman Show on 96.1 JAMZ WHBX in Tallahassee. Listen to the interview below.

Reggie Garcia is proud to be partnering with Keynote Speakers Bureau of Tallahassee. Reggie can speak on issues ranging from how to leave prison early; second chances; clemency, parole, and work release; and inmate community re-entry. You can find more information including how to request Reggie as your speaker at Keynote Speakers Bureau's website.

From the September 1, 2020 edition of the Florida Bar Association's News and Notes: Reggie Garcia of Reginald R. Garcia, P.A., presented, “Prison Medical Release and Other Early Release Strategies,” for the National Trial Lawyers Criminal Defense Playbook Series CLE Webinar.

Hastings Tribune reprinted an article from Orlando Sentinel, in which Reggie Garcia was quoted about speeding the process of grating supervised release to those eligible. Reggie Garcia, an attorney who has written a book about Florida's parole system, estimated it typically takes 10 years after someone becomes eligible for parole for the commission to grant […]

Reggie was quoted in the Orlando Sentinel about recent COVID-19 deaths among Florida's inmates: Reggie Garcia, an attorney who has written a book about Florida’s parole system, estimated it typically takes 10 years after someone becomes parole eligible for the commission to grant supervised release. “I wish the process went faster, especially because of the […]

The Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers ran an updated version of Reggie's article on conditional medical release - "Prison Conditional Medical Release: Good for Public Health and Safety, Taxpayers and Inmates." Download and read a PDF version of the article by clicking "Download" below.

Reggie interviewed for WFSU's "The Fight To Vote Part 2: History Of Florida's Voter Disenfranchisement": "They create two categories of restoration of civil rights, essentially violent and non-violent offenses," explained clemency lawyer Reggie Garcia. " If it’s a non-violent offense, you have to wait five years from the conclusion of prison or probation before you […]

Reggie will be featured with Eric Romano on The National Trial Lawyers' Webinar on Prison Medical Release and Other Early Release Strategies as part of its Criminal Defense Playbook Series. The webinar will be held on Wednesday, June 3rd from 1 PM to 2 PM. To watch the webinar, you can register online at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8843957369584696332.