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Understanding Florida's 'Two-Strikes' Law: The Prison Releasee Reoffender Law
Florida’s approach to criminal justice includes some of the most stringent laws in the United States, particularly concerning repeat offenders. Among these is the 'Two-Strikes' law, more formally known as the Prison… Continue Reading -
Florida Proposes Stricter Penalties for Tech-Assisted Stalking, Targets Misuse of Tracking Devices like AirTags
In Florida, the current penalty for unlawfully installing tracking devices or apps on someone else's vehicle or phone is a maximum of 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. However, this punishment is being reconsidered.… Continue Reading -
Florida Case Highlights the Complexity of Digital Crimes and the Importance of Legal Representation
In a startling case from Florida, a woman devised a catfishing scheme to falsely accuse another person of child sex crimes, according to state law enforcement officials. The incident, as reported by the Florida… Continue Reading -
40 New Florida Laws That Went Into Effect October 1, 2023
Residents of Florida will see 40 new laws go into effect on October 1, 2023. These new laws will have a major impact on Florida’s criminal justice system, housing laws, and important community. For example, HB 1297,… Continue Reading -
Florida Court Debates the Definition of "Crash" in DUI Case
In the quiet predawn hours of Tallahassee, an incident unfolded that would later ripple through the state's legal system with surprising consequence. A pickup truck lay overturned in a ditch, its wheels still, the driver… Continue Reading -
The Debate Over Remote Appearances in Routine Criminal Proceedings
The legal community has been embroiled in a significant debate surrounding the merits and drawbacks of a proposed court rule amendment that seeks to facilitate remote appearances in routine criminal matters. The issue… Continue Reading -
Surging Criminal Activity Alarms West Palm Beach Residents
Concerns rise as drug dealing and other illicit behaviors resurface in an area previously targeted by police operations Residents living and working in a neighborhood on West Palm Beach's north end are witnessing a… Continue Reading -
Proposed Legislation Seeks Color-Coding of Florida Sex Offenders' Licenses
In a move stirring controversy, a Florida Senate panel greenlights a bill mandating the marking of sex offenders' licenses with red lettering. TALLAHASSEE - On Thursday, a prominent Senate committee in Florida gave… Continue Reading -
Can you be charged with DUI while cycling? Florida police say 'Yes.'
A vacationer from Tennessee recently encountered Florida law enforcement in an unusual way: he was apprehended for allegedly riding a bicycle under the influence of alcohol. This incident occurred on the scenic… Continue Reading -
The Out-of-State Driver's Licenses No Longer Considered Valid in Florida
In Tallahassee, Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis made an announcement on Wednesday regarding a list of out-of-state driver's licenses that are no longer considered valid in Florida due to a new law. This law is considered… Continue Reading