Some are banned because of extreme content, others because of certain advertising. But one book titled “How to Get out of Prison Early” is also on the forbidden list. Author Reggie Garcia was told its because the book names two inmates specifically. He says the ban is unnecessary. Garcia said, “I think, and I don’t […]

Reggie Garcia appeared on This Week in Jacksonville on News 4 Jax to discuss the restoration of rights of felons who have paid their debts to society.

Reggie Garcia appeared on WCTV to discuss felon voting rights. Reggie stated, "Remember the alternative to the amendment is waiting years and years and years to get your clemency case heard,” said Garcia. "So even though this may have and additional speed bump or hurdle, for maybe a third of the convicted felons, it's something […]

Reggie Garcia explains what voters approved for Amendment 4, on WSFU News. Listen to Reggie's full interview on news.fsu.org.

Reggie appeared on Spectrum 13 News to discuss Amendment 4, voting rights for felons. You can watch the video on Spectrum 13 News' site.

Reggie Garcia interviewed with WJHG to discuss the implementation for Amendment 4. Clemency Attorney Reggie Garcia says a more urgent issue is defining what constitutes a completed sentence. “I think where the ambiguity comes is whether there's unpaid restitution or court costs," said Garcia.

Attorney General Pam Bondi filed an appeal Wednesday with a federal judge who ruled Florida's current system for restoring voting rights to people after their release from prison is unconstitutional.  But Bondi's team of lawyers argues that Walker's request that they come up with a new system by Apr. 26 is unreasonable. Tallahassee-based clemency lawyer […]

Reggie Garcia, Clemency Lawyer and author, joins Preston Scott to discuss his book "How to Leave Prison Early".  Move to time 69:45 in the 10/17/2017 interview to listen. This interview includes a discussion on recidivism.

Wednesday was the latest parole hearing for a deaf man currently serving a life sentence for a 1981 murder he says he did not commit. The parole board agreed to keep his presumptive parole release date the same. Read more.