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The Basics of Florida Forging and Counterfeiting Laws
Although violent crimes tend to garner the most attention, non-violent crimes are committed nearly as frequently, though more quietly. The fact that such crimes are not violent does not mean that they are any less… Continue Reading -
Prison Sentence Substantially Reduced for South Florida Organized Crime Boss
In 2007, the boss of the South Florida Genovese organized crime family was sent to prison for 14 years, and, in a few days or weeks, he will be released thanks to his cooperation with the government despite his original… Continue Reading -
Understanding Stalking Laws in Florida
Stalking is a serious offense in Florida and can carry substantial penalties. Not many people are aware of what actually constitutes "stalking" in Florida, however. This may not only lead people to inadvertently commit… Continue Reading -
Avoiding a Florida DUI Arrest on Super Bowl Weekend
The Super Bowl is an exciting event that will not only be drawing out-of-towners to the hosting city of Indianapolis, but also bringing together football fans across the country together at countless Super Bowl parties,… Continue Reading -
U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Consider Florida Unlawful Search Case Related to Drug Dog's Sniff
According to the The Washington Post, the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider the constitutionality of a drug dog's sniff of private residence as it pertains to the 4th Amendment, which protects Americans from… Continue Reading -
Florida Seniors Crime Prevention and Safety Fair Held in Northdale
Out of every U.S. state, Florida has the highest number of senior citizens, thanks to its desirable retirement atmosphere. Because of this, however, Florida has one of the nation's highest levels of elder abuse and… Continue Reading -
Investigation of FAMU Hazing Death Reveals Possible Fraud
Hazing is a crime in Florida (Florida Statute 1006.63). Recently, the suspicious death of a FAMU marching band member led to an investigation into alleged hazing practices within the marching band and at the university.… Continue Reading -
Proposed Florida Bill Imposes Mandatory Prison Sentence for Weapon Carrying Convicted Felons
State authorities are always looking to create measures that increase public safety and deter violent criminals. In Florida, a bill which amends the state's "10-20-Life" law (Florida Statute 775.087) has been filed in… Continue Reading -
Death of FAMU Student Reminder of Reason for Florida Hazing Law
In November, a Florida A&M University drum major died as the result of an alleged hazing ritual on a marching band bus after having performed at a game against Bethune-Cookman University, according to the Miami… Continue Reading -
2010 Statistics Reveal Increase in Florida Hate Crimes
A recent report released by the Florida Attorney General shows a small increase in hate crimes for the state in 2010, according to NBC Miami. Although the total number of hate crimes only increased by one, from 148 in… Continue Reading