In Florida, individuals who refuse to submit to a breath, blood, or urine test to determine their blood alcohol content level when lawfully arrested by… Read more »Continue Reading
According to statistics, 26% of all vehicle fatalities in Florida during 2018 were the result of impaired drivers. Due to the damaging impact impaired drivers… Read more »Continue Reading
If you are facing a drug possession charge in the state of Florida, chances are you are well aware of the serious trouble you could… Read more »Continue Reading
Being charged with a DUI offense can be intimidating, overwhelming, and confusing. The consequences of a DUI often impact a person’s life in many ways…. Read more »Continue Reading
In many domestic violence cases, the prosecution will rely on the victim to testify. If these victims do not testify, then the state will typically… Read more »Continue Reading
Social media is becoming more and more popular with the rise of technology. It is not unusual for people to communicate via private message on… Read more »Continue Reading
A state law that was put into place two years ago is now being implemented in Florida. Drug dealers have been placed in jail for… Read more »Continue Reading
You are out for a drive on a sunny day in Florida. Suddenly, you see police lights flashing and sirens going off. When you look… Read more »Continue Reading
Every day, offenders across Florida are arrested for driving under the influence. Fortunately for those arrested, not all arrests turn into convictions. In Florida, there… Read more »Continue Reading
Being arrested in Florida for driving under the influence can have a serious impact on your life. Not only can a conviction leave you with… Read more »Continue Reading
When police officers believe drivers are under the influence while driving, they will pull over their vehicles. Upon doing so, officers will request drivers to… Read more »Continue Reading
If you believe you are under investigation, or you missed a court hearing, chances are you may have a warrant out for your arrest right… Read more »Continue Reading
In Florida, the crime of Simple Battery is considered a first-degree misdemeanor, with penalties up to $1,000 in fines and a jail or probation sentence… Read more »Continue Reading
