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August 30, 2011
August 2011: Reggie Garcia Talks Florida Clemency — Quoted in Miami Herald & St. Petersburg Times

          On August 6th & 7th, Reggie Garcia was quoted on the recent Florida Parole Commission study regarding clemency restoration of civil rights: “This report shows clemency is working very well, as 89 percent of convicted felons granted a second chance have not re-offended,” said Reggie Garcia, a Tallahassee lawyer who […]

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August 30, 2011
Legal Article by Reggie Garcia “Florida Executive Clemency: Seeking Mercy and Justice for Convicted Felons”

Click here to read the May 2011 article Florida Executive Clemency: Seeking Mercy and Justice for Convicted Felons by Reginald R. Garcia, Esq. Florida Governor Rick Scott and the three state-wide elected members of the Florida Cabinet, acting as the Board of Executive Clemency (“the Board”), unanimously approved new clemency rules effective March 9, 2011. […]

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August 30, 2011
Clemency, new law will help felons get licensing and jobs

  Florida’s law-abiding citizens and taxpayers would be shocked to learn there are 102,000 inmates in state prison and thousands more in federal prisons and Florida’s 67 county jails. Another 153,000 felons are on “community supervision,” commonly known as criminal probation. Generally one-third of current state prisoners will be released within the next year, most […]

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August 30, 2011
September 2011

The September edition of Reggie Garcia’s blog on executive clemency, parole and criminal justice issues in Florida. September 1, 2011 — It has been a very busy 6 months in Fla. on these matters: In March the Gov. and Cabinet serving as the “Board of Executive Clemency” unanimously adopted new rules w/ new eligibility periods […]

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August 20, 2011
Sun Sentinel: Clemency, new law will assist felons in new life

Floridians have a vested interest in assisting felons who want to re-enter society, become law-abiding citizens and ensure they stay on the straight-and-narrow path. Gov. Rick Scott and the Cabinet recently approved new clemency rules to require specific waiting periods to restore civil rights of felons and to enforce a strict 10-year waiting period for […]

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August 15, 2011
Tallahassee Democrat: New Law will assist felons

Florida's law-abiding citizens and taxpayers would be shocked to learn there are 102,000 inmates in state prison and thousands more in federal prisons and Florida's 67 county jails. Another 153,000 felons are on community supervision, commonly known as criminal probation. Read more.

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August 15, 2011
Reggie Garcia Talks Clemency - Quoted in Miami Herald and St. Petersburg Times

On August 6th & 7th, Reggie Garcia was quoted on the recent Florida Parole Commission study regarding clemency restoration of civil rights: This report shows clemency is working very well, as 89 percent of convicted felons granted a second chance have not re-offended, said Reggie Garcia, a Tallahassee lawyer who has helped ex-felons navigate the […]

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August 15, 2011
Sentencing Project: Spotlight: Parole Commission Report Counters Tough Policy on Restoring Voting Rights

Parole Commission Report Counters Tough Policy on Restoring Voting Rights.

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August 15, 2011
Witness LA: FLA TOUGHENS LAWS AGAINST FELONS - AND HARMS PUBLIC SAFETY RATHER THAN THAN HELPING IT

A new study in Florida found felons who successfully get their rights back tend to stay out of prison. But such pesky facts have not fazed FLA legislators who have recently made it harder for a felon to regain these rights.  "This report shows clemency is working very well, as 89 percent of convicted felons […]

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