Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller Rachel Sadoff announced the death of former Clerk of Court and Comptroller Mitch Needelman in a social media post on Wednesday at about 5 p.m. […]
Former Brevard County clerk of courts Mitch Needelman has been ruled competent to stand trial for a second time on charges including bribery, conspiracy, bid tampering and official misconduct. […]
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Court Judge Melissa Souto determined that two competency evaluations of 68-year-old Mitch Needelman, former Brevard County Clerk of Courts, indicated that he was unable to participate in his own defense and agreed that he was legally incompetent to stand trial. […]
The Fifth District Court of Appeals issued their Opinion upholding the ruling of Circuit Judge Marlene Alva from March 9, 2018, ordering a new trial for Mitchell Needelman on all charged counts. […]
In one of Brevard County’s most notorious public corruption cases in history, BlueWare Inc. CEO Rose Harr was found guilty Wednesday of conspiracy to commit bribery and bid tampering – and now faces up to 30 years in prison. […]
Former BlueWare executive William Dupree was sentenced by 18th Judicial Circuit Judge Marlene Alva to 26 months in state prison in connection with the Mitch Needelman corruption case. […]
Former Brevard County Clerk of Courts Mitch Needelman was found guilty Tuesday afternoon of bribery, bid-tampering and official misconduct. […]
The much anticipated trial of former State Representative and Brevard County Clerk of Courts Mitch Needelman will begin today in Sanford in courtroom of 18th Judicial Circuit Judge Marlene Alva. […]
Trudie Infantini, the newly-announced candidate for Brevard County Clerk of the Circuit Court, clarified remarks regarding a potential race against current Clerk Scott Ellis on Tuesday. […]
The executive director of the Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs refused comment to Space Coast Daily on deposition testimony that he was personally involved in efforts to obtain state incentives for BlueWare. […]
The two-day hearing in the case of Brevard County Clerk of Court, Scott Ellis vs. the Economic Development Commission of Florida’s Space Coast ended with Judge John “Dean” Moxley giving the attorneys for both parties 21 days to write closing arguments that apply the evidence introduced in court to the “Schwab Test.” […]
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