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Florida Criminal Defense Attorneys Defending New York Residents Charged with Crimes in Florida
Each year, New York residents visit Florida for business matters, retirement, vacations, and escaping the harsh New York winters. Sometimes these visits to the State of Florida end with an arrest and criminal charges. At… Continue Reading -
What Happens if a College Student is Charged with DUI in Florida?
Driving under the influence (DUI) charges in Florida has the potential to complicate a person’s life severely. However, for a college student who has an out-of-state driver’s license, a DUI charge could severely impede… Continue Reading -
Lawyers for Arson Insurance Fraud Criminal Defense Charges in Florida
According to Florida Statute 806.01, the crime of arson is one of the most serious criminal offenses under the Florida penal code. Arson is defined as the deliberate destruction or damage of property using fire or… Continue Reading -
Video Voyeurism and Video Voyeurism Dissemination Charges in Florida
In the past several weeks, there have been numerous news stories covering the arrest of suspects charged with video voyeurism of an occupied dwelling. But what exactly is "Video Voyeurism?" Is video voyeurism against the… Continue Reading -
What Are the Penalties for a DUI Conviction in Florida?
Driving while impaired, also known in Florida as driving under the influence, or DUI, is an offense that has serious consequences, including, without limitation, jail time, probation, monetary fines, community service,… Continue Reading -
The Florida Contraband Forfeiture Act (HB 889) - Seizure of Property, Cars, Cash, and Guns in Criminal Cases
The Florida Contraband Forfeiture Act (“Act”) is found at Florida Statutes Sections 932.701 to 932.706, which relates to the civil forfeiture and seizure of property that violates the Act. There is a two-step process… Continue Reading -
Defending Aggravated Felony DUI Charges in Florida
Statistics provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) report that more than 800 people died in drunk driving-related auto accidents in the State of Florida in 2018. According to the National… Continue Reading -
Florida Statute Section 812.13 Theft and Robbery Offenses in Florida
According to Florida Statute Section 812.13, the offense of robbery must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. In the State of Florida, there are four elements of robbery, which include: The defendant stole property… Continue Reading -
How Sex Crimes Are Investigated and Prosecuted in the State of Florida
Investigating and prosecuting a sex-related offense is complex legal process in the State of Florida. Many sex crimes cases do not have enough physical evidence to bring a case against a defendant. However, many… Continue Reading -
Understand Boating Under the Influence Charges in the State of Florida
Residents of and visitors to Florida enjoy the extraordinary recreational boating opportunities afforded by the state. Recreational boating is a tremendous economic boon to Florida. As such, Florida’s law enforcement… Continue Reading