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Musca Law Blog
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When Possessing a Screwdriver, Crowbar, or a Hacksaw is a Crime in Florida
While Florida criminal law penalizes individuals who perpetrate felony burglary and trespass criminal offenses with fines and jail time, the State of Florida also criminalizes possessing tools that are used to… Continue Reading -
Home Invasions and Burglary Criminal Charges in Florida
Under Florida law, burglary offenses are felonies that vary in degree based on the facts and circumstances of your case. If you enter a building, residence, home, or vehicle owned by someone else with the intention of… Continue Reading -
Possession of Synthetic Marijuana or "Spice" in Florida
Florida law categorizes controlled substances, or drugs, into five schedules based in part on their potential for misuse and whether there is an accepted medicinal use for the drugs in treatment in the United States.… Continue Reading -
Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer Explains Florida's Sex Offender Registry Requirements
In 1997, Florida became the first state in the United States to list sex offenders and predators on the Internet and to make that information accessible to the public through a 24/7 hotline. Accordingly, today those… Continue Reading -
Drugged Driving and the First Offenders Program in Florida
In Florida, prosecutors created a "special diversion program" designed to offer first-time DUI arrestee a chance to get their lives back on track and avoid jail time and a criminal record. The program was created in… Continue Reading -
An Overview of Common Property Crimes in the State of Florida
Under Florida law, a conviction for a criminal property damage offense, including arson or criminal mischief, can have serious consequences, including fines and significant jail time. The severity of the penalty… Continue Reading -
Federal Kingpin Criminal Defense Lawyers in Florida
The Continuing Criminal Enterprise (CCE) statute (U.S. Code § 848 - Continuing criminal), also known as the “kingpin statute,” was made into law back in October of 1970. The law was enacted in order to fight drug… Continue Reading -
How to Fight Child Pornography Charges in Florida
The State of Florida aggressively prosecutes sex crimes involving children. Specifically, State’s Attorneys often pursue the maximum sentences possible for those accused of committing certain sex crimes such as those… Continue Reading -
The Difference Between Grand Theft and Joyriding Under Florida Law
If you leave your vehicle with a valet or auto mechanic, there usually is an understanding that the person taking care of your vehicle will not take it for a joyride. But there’s no denying that joyriding does happen –… Continue Reading -
Should Military Members Hire a Private Criminal Defense Attorney for a Florida Criminal Charge?
Musca Law serves clients throughout the State of Florida. We represent military service members in both state and military criminal matters. If you have been charged with a civilian criminal charge in the State of… Continue Reading