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Sheila Estrada

Sheila Estrada

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Investigative Reporter, Tampa Bay Times

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features, FaithCatholicism, Religion writer Pro-Life issues, Celebrities of Faith

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Total articles 339

  • Is video surveillance Constitutional? Court opinions vary.

    By Sheila Estrada Verified| The Legal Examiner Verified Video surveillance of the public on our streets, in our places of work, in stores and even from our front doors is becoming ubiquitous, and in the views of some, dangerous. The perceived threat to Constitutionally protected privacy rights are the focus of a growing number of legal actions and rulings at both the state and federal courts.

    By Sheila Estrada Verified · The Legal Examiner

    Feb. 05, 2021

  • A $100 Trump-Biden bet lands friends in court

    By Sheila Estrada Verified| The Legal Examiner Verified Just when everyone thought the court battles over whether Joe Biden or Donald Trump won the 2020 presidential election were over, there’s a new entry in a new arena — small claims court. Two longtime friends appear to be friends no more after Jeffrey Costa of Georgia decided to sue Sean Hynes of Florida over what was supposed to be a friendly bet. It all began when Hynes, a Trump supporter, suggested the bet but later refused to pay up on their $100 wager.

    By Sheila Estrada Verified · The Legal Examiner

    Jan. 28, 2021

  • Is video surveillance Constitutional? Court opinions vary.

    By Sheila Estrada Verified| The Legal Examiner Verified Video surveillance of the public on our streets, in our places of work, in stores and even from our front doors is becoming ubiquitous, and in the views of some, dangerous. The perceived threat to Constitutionally protected privacy rights are the focus of a growing number of legal actions and rulings at both the state and federal courts.

    By Sheila Estrada Verified · The Legal Examiner

    Feb. 05, 2021

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Tampa Bay Times

Clearwater, Florida, United States

+1 813-627-4700