23
Dec
Good Faith Exception to the Exclusionary Rule
Evidence obtained through an unreasonable search and seizure violates the Fourth Amendment of the U. S. Constitution and is typically inadmissible in court. The good faith exception undermines this protection by allowing such evidence to be used if the court determines poli...
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23
Dec
How Much Jail Time Do You Get for Violating Probation?
If you have been notified of a probation violation, your freedom may be in jeopardy. The experienced criminal defense attorneys at O’Mara Law Group can protect your rights and provide an effective defense for clients...
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23
Dec
Most Common Juvenile Offenses In Orlando
If your child has been charged with a juvenile offense, you are likely very concerned. It is important to remember that just because your child was arrested does not mean that they will face any penalties. Law enforce...
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23
Dec
What to Know If Charged with Domestic Violence
Domestic violence charges are becoming more common today. They are often a result of an argument that became heated and emotional on the part of both parties. Sometimes these arguments can result in physical violence...
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23
Dec
5 Reasons To Draft A Prenuptial Agreement
Prenuptial agreements mainly deal with the non-marital and marital assets a couple owns and how they will be divided in the event the couple gets a divorce. While historically, people may have viewed these contracts a...
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23
Dec
Can I Have My Criminal Record Sealed Or Expunged?
A criminal conviction will have an impact on you for years to come. You may find it difficult to obtain employment, housing, and even some academic opportunities. It is no wonder then, that so many people who have bee...
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23
Dec
What Is Constructive Possession Of Drugs In Florida?
Florida has some of the strictest drug laws in the entire country and violating them will result in harsh penalties. Most people are aware that if they are caught consuming drugs or with a controlled substance on them...
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23
Dec
What To Do If Your Ex Refuses Visitation
Parents refuse visitation between their child and their ex for many reasons. Sometimes, it is an act of vengeance and a way to lash out at a former spouse. Other times, a parent may refuse visitation because they beli...
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23
Dec
What is the Crime of Vandalism in Florida?
Panama City Beach, the St. Augustine Marina, and businesses along Florida Boulevard are just a few areas that saw an increase in vandalism over the recent Spring Break. This year, the number of vandalism incidents was so high that the vandals were called “entitled br...
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23
Dec
Five Defenses to Assault and Battery in Florida
Recently, the world watched as Will Smith slapped Chris Rock during the Academy Awards. Rock stated almost immediately that he would not be pressing charges, and it does not seem as though California law enforcement i...
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23
Dec
Are You Allowed to Use Self-Defense in Florida?
Innocent people are accused of committing violent crimes too often in Florida. This sometimes occurs after a person uses self-defense when they felt as though their safety and well-being was at risk. Self-defense is k...
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23
Dec
What is DUI Manslaughter in Florida?
Recently, a man by the name of Joseph Aridio Garcia, was charged with DUI manslaughter after striking a pedestrian with his pickup truck and fleeing the scene. The pedestrian died shortly afterward. Garcia stated that...
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