Florida Supreme Court: Police officers who use deadly force don't have right to anonymity under Marsy’s Law

TRUCK. TODAY, FLORIDA SUPREME COURT RULED THAT POLICE OFFICERS WHO USE DEADLY FORCE DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS. THE DEBATE CENTERED ON WHETHER COPS NAMES ARE PROTECTED UNDER MARSY’S LAW. WESH 2’S MARLEI MARTINEZ SPOKE WITH A LAW EXPERT WHO SAYS THIS DECISION IMPACTS MORE PEOPLE THAN JUST POLICE OFFICERS. YEAH, SO THIS IS A VERY SURPRISING DECISION. ON THURSDAY, FLORIDA SUPREME COURT HANDED DOWN THIS DECISION THAT SAYS POLICE OFFICERS DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO KEEP THEIR NAMES PRIVATE UNDER MARSY’S LAW. I THINK ALL...