As parents prepare to send their kids back to school, there is likely a critical conversation many families are not having that could make all the difference if their teen ever encounters law enforcement.
A message a teen fires off in anger — a Snapchat, a group text, an Instagram DM — can move from “drama” to a criminal investigation fast in Florida. Jacksonville attorney Millicent Daniels joined us for the latest edition of our Justice 4 All series for a deeper conversation about your kids and what they post online.
Two recent dog attack cases in Jacksonville have put a spotlight on a question many Floridians may not know the answer to: Can a dog owner — or even someone simply watching a dog — face criminal charges when an animal seriously injures or kills someone?
With school out for summer, Florida parents might think hosting a teen party at home is the safer choice. But Millicent Daniels, a criminal defense attorney, told News4JAX that the decision could carry serious criminal and civil consequences.
Two teenagers were shot in Jacksonville in incidents police are calling accidental, and legal experts say that label does not necessarily shield adults from criminal or civil liability.
On The Morning Show on Wednesday, local attorney Millicent Daniels joined News4JAX anchor Millicent Daniels to talk about drag racing and street takeovers, which she says are a major concern in Florida.
Two recent crashes involving Duval County school buses that sent several students to the hospital raised questions about the rules of the road for other drivers around buses.
Recently, local attorney Millicent Daniels joined us to explain what you need to know about DUI arrests in the wake of Tiger Woods’ South Florida crash that made headlines across the country.
In the station’s ongoing “Justice 4 All” series, we’re looking at the question: What are your rights under Florida law if your landlord won’t address serious issues?
In Wednesday’s Justice 4 All segment on The Morning Show, local attorney Millicent Daniels joined us to answer your questions as we continue our Keep Them Safe series for parents.
During my 10 a.m. streaming show on News4JAX+, I asked local attorney Millicent Daniels to explain how protective orders work and who is eligible for a domestic violence injunction.
Sol and Nelson Lopez have called Jacksonville police several times about speeders in their neighborhood, but they said the problem persists. On "Justice 4 All," News4JAX anchor Jennifer Waugh gets answers from JSO and a city councilmember on what you can do if this is happening where you live.
In this episode of Justice 4 All, we’re tackling speeding after a Jacksonville mother reached out to News4JAX asking for help.
Lynn Adams said she has “had enough.” She’s tired of living next to a mess. The yard is covered with weeds that are at least 6 feet tall in many places. The home itself is open, there appears to be a hole in the roof, and there is no electricity.
What’s legal and what’s not when it comes to parking along residential streets
Randall Lockwood from the Southside reached out to us, upset about people littering in his neighborhood.
News4JAX is launching “Justice 4 All,” a new community initiative resulting from a longstanding partnership between WJXT and local law enforcement agencies.
