Television and Radio

March 15, 2020
CTV News: Canadian serving life in Florida prison seeks to serve his sentence in Canada

Reggie Garcia recently advocated on behalf of Canadian citizen Russell Davies, who is being held at Franklin CI, to Canada to serve the remainder of his sentence. The Florida Commission on Offender Review, while not transferring Mr. Davis to Canada, did take five years off of his sentence for good behavior. You can read the […]

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December 19, 2019
Court TV: MI vs Washington

Reggie Garcia appeared on Court TV to provide commentary on the Michigan vs Washington case. You can also watch the videos on Reggie Garcia's YouTube page.

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December 14, 2019
WUFT: Sunshine Savior

Reggie Garcia on the First Amendment Foundation's Barbara Peterson: Reginald Garcia, a Tallahassee lawyer and lobbyist of 35 years, says Petersen’s authority on First Amendment rights remains unmatched. “Barbara built that credibility one year at a time, one session at a time, one issue at a time to the point where certain legislators would always […]

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December 7, 2019
WFSU: Florida's Clemency Process Is Complicated But It Hasn't Always Been

Reggie Garcia, a clemency lawyer in Tallahassee, explains the current process. "If it’s a non-violent offense you have to wait five years from the conclusion of prison or probation before you can apply for clemency. If it’s one of the 35 enumerated more violent felonies or more serious felonies, that waiting period is seven years," […]

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December 3, 2019
News Channel 8 Tampa: Ex-felons voting rights caught up in courts

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – News Channel 8 Political Anchor and Reporter Evan Donovan sat down with attorneys Richard Harrison and Reggie Garcia, who are on either side of the Amendment 4 debate, to discuss what’s happening now with ex-felons voting rights.

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November 12, 2019
Reggie Garcia at Midtown Reader

Tallahassee clemency lawyer Reggie Garcia discusses his two books, Second Chances and How to Get Out of Prison Early, at Midtown Reader in Tallahassee.

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October 17, 2019
WTXL: Sigfredo Garcia gets life in prison for murder of Dan Markel

We also talked to one of Dan's friend and former coworker Reggie Garcia about the verdict and sentencing. "I think Dan would be happy that justice was done. Especially for his parents, his sister, and although they're very young now, eventually for his sons," said Reggie. Read the full story or watch the video below.

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October 12, 2019
WCTV: Former Markel neighbor, friend reacts to guilty verdict, mistrial

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Reggie Garcia had plenty motivation to pay close attention to the Dan Markel murder trial. Before the FSU law professor was gunned down in July 2014, Garcia was a friend and neighbor. "For the people that lived there five years ago, it's the same reaction, reliving this huge tragedy," he said. […]

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September 10, 2019
WFSU: Book Written To Help Inmates Barred From Doing So

Published at WFSU: In Florida prisons, anything from cigarettes to cellphones can be contraband. But, a few things on the list might be surprising like books. 20,000 of them are banned by the state’s Department of Corrections. Tallahassee Clemency lawyer Reggie Garcia’s book “How to Leave Prison Early” is one of them, Blaise Gainey has […]

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