Category Archives: Criminal Defense
What Happens If You Are Arrested While On Vacation In Orlando?
Orlando is open once again and the hottest spots such as Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and Epcot are open and busy. People are starting to travel to Florida again from other states, and other countries. The majority of these visitors will leave with only good memories of all that Orlando has to offer…. Read More »
FAQs About Risk Protection Orders In Florida
The Florida legislature passed SB 7063 as a large part of the response to the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Under this law, law enforcement has the right to seize weapons, including firearms and ammunition, from any person that is at a higher risk of hurting themselves or others. While the gun… Read More »
A Felony Conviction Will Cost You Your Rights
Being charged with a felony is a frightening experience, but being convicted is so much worse. Not only could a felony conviction result in you spending several years in prison, but your rights can be affected for many years afterward. Even after you have paid your debt to society, you will still find that… Read More »
Obtaining Employment When You Have A Criminal Record
A criminal conviction will result in many penalties, including perhaps jail time and high fines. Unfortunately, the consequences will not end there. Even after you have paid your debt to society and are ready to make a fresh start, employers may not be so willing. A criminal conviction can prevent you from obtaining gainful… Read More »
When Is Speeding A Crime In Florida?
No one wants to be pulled over by the police for speeding. Still, most people think that speeding is a minor traffic infraction. In many cases, this is true. However, there are times when speeding is considered a crime and the offense will remain on your criminal record. If you are charged with criminal… Read More »
Can You Use Intoxication As A Criminal Defense In Florida?
People that are under the influence of alcohol or drugs do not always make the best decisions. Sometimes, a decision made under the influence can lead to criminal charges for retail theft, marijuana possession, or even more serious charges. In some cases, people may not even remember the events surrounding their criminal case. This… Read More »
FAQs About Firearms In Florida
Under the Second Amendment, most Americans have the right to own firearms, but the law is a bit more complex than that. It is crucial that all Floridians know the federal and state laws that govern firearms so they can avoid any future trouble with law enforcement. The laws can be confusing though, and… Read More »
Florida Drug Charges And Penalties
In Florida, illegal drugs or controlled dangerous substances (CDS) are classified into 5 different schedules based on their medical value and/or likelihood of abuse. Those schedules are: Schedule I: Drugs that have a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use. (Heroin or LSD) Schedule II: Drugs that have a high potential for abuse and some accepted… Read More »
How To Avoid Accidental Credit Card Fraud
Losses due to credit card fraud reached $28.65 billion around the world in 2019, and the United States accounted for over one-third of that. When hearing of credit card fraud, you may imagine a thief stealing someone’s physical card, or a hacker that deceptively obtains data such as someone’s credit card number and uses… Read More »
How To Defend Against DWLS Charges In Florida
Millions of people have their driver’s license suspended every year in Florida. In 2018, the number of people that had their license suspended was two million. Most people do not even realize their driver’s license has been suspended until it is too late and they are now facing criminal traffic charges for driving during… Read More »
