Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Nothing. Their disclosure is confidential. And they can not be retried because of double jeopardy.

Nothing. My client's statements, and particularly admissions of guilt, are protected by the attorney client privilege and therefore I could never reveal them. Of course, if the client made the admission to another person, they would still be protected from criminal prosecution because they were already found not guilty. In this latter scenario, the person might still be subject to a civil lawsuit, like in the OJ Simpson case.