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How the coverage framed it

Coverage of this story was largely uniform across outlets, with a bias spread of just 0.0 points and no meaningful ideological divide to identify. Both Tampa Bay Times headlines and the Miami Herald piece relied on straightforward, factual language to convey the court's action. The shared neutral framing centered on procedural facts: that a court found the grand jury had erred and ordered the report expunged. The only minor variation was one of register rather than ideology — the Miami Herald's use of "blasts" is slightly more vivid than the Tampa Bay Times's "erred, judges rule," but neither phrase carries ideological loading; both simply describe judicial criticism of the grand jury's findings. The Tampa Bay Times's second headline, noting that Orange state attorney Worrell "pursues criminal investigation," adds a related factual development without framing it favorably or unfavorably toward any party.