A lawyer for Parkland massacre killer Nikolas Cruz who appeared to raise her middle finger to cameras during the sentencing phase of his trial is being investigated by the Florida State Bar ...

Curtis was captured on camera this summer, prior to a pretrial hearing, rubbing her middle finger on her cheek in front of a court camera, before she and school shooter Nikolas Cruz, 24, laughed ...

The Florida Bar association has launched an investigation into one of the Parkland school shooter’s attorneys, who appeared at one point to raise her middle finger at a camera amid the dramat… ...

She represented Nikolas Cruz who killed 17 people in the Parkland school massacre. A courtroom camera captured her rubbing her cheek with her middle finger. Cruz saw the rude gesture and laughed.

Attorney Tamara Curtis was not present in court on Wednesday, when one Parkland parent told the rest of the school shooter’s defense team that they “should be embarrassed.” ...

Tamara Curtis, one of Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz's lawyers, is facing an investigation by the Florida Bar after she was seen flipping off cameras. Fox News Media Fox Business ...

“The middle finger lady, apologizing with a middle finger. You need to learn how to do a middle finger,” said Manuel Oliver, the father of victim Joaquin Oliver, during the impact statements ...

A member of Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz’s defence team is being investigated by the Florida bar association after being accused of flashing her middle finger at cameras in court before his ...

Public defender Tamara Curtis was caught on camera sticking up her middle finger in court before the trial started and as news cameras were being tested. The matter is being investigated by the ...

Exclusive: Parkland shooting Judge Elizabeth Scherer on life after the trial - Pt. 3 05:20 The former judge said she did not want the victims and family members to relive the trial all over again.

Judge who oversaw Parkland school shooting trial criticizes shooter's attorneys Former Broward County Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer told the Florida International University law students that ...