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Pensacola Courtrooms are open to the public. Come watch!

By M. James Jenkins, Esq.

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I have talked with a lot of people who are unaware that they can venture into any courthouse in our country, including any in Pensacola or anywhere in Florida, and watch real life drama unfold. Sometimes, is special cases, for example child abuse cases, the courtroom may be closed when a child testifies. However, 95% of all cases, state or federal, are open to the public to observe. Through the years I have seen ?court room junkies,? people, usually retired, who go from courtroom to courtroom watching trials that interest them. Unlike television, many trials are not full of excitement unless you consider watching golf on t.v. an exciting, action packed sport. (No offense to golfers). White collar cases, where large amounts of paperwork are admitted into evidence are generally a bit boring...continue to full post

Full post as published by Florida Criminal Law Blog on January 23, 2007 (boomark / email).

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