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Concealed Firearm Possession Charges Under Florida Statutes Section 790
Is it Against the Law to Have a Firearm in My Vehicle? As most of us already know, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees that every American has the right to own a gun. This right does not… Continue Reading -
Florida Probation Conditions – Common Misconceptions, Rules, and Avoiding Violations
Undoubtedly, nobody wants to be sent to jail. As everyone knows, even those who are convicted of a criminal offense do not automatically go to jail for months or even years. Oftentimes, people who do not have a… Continue Reading -
DUI with Property Damage Charges in Florida
DUI with Property Damage Lawyers in Florida What is DUI with Property Damage in the State of Florida? A charge of "DUI with Property Damage" in the State of Florida means that a driver was driving while under the… Continue Reading -
Peeping Tom Laws in Florida - Criminal Charges, Penalties, Punishments, Defenses, and Defense Attorneys
Voyeurism charges (also known as Peeping Tom Criminal Charges) are serious criminal charges that can be beaten! Peeping Tom or Voyeurism is a crime in the State of Florida that involves secretly observing someone else… Continue Reading -
Florida Reckless Driving Defense Lawyers
Reckless Driving Charges in Florida The Legal Definition for Reckless Driving in the State of Florida Reckless Driving is defined by Florida Statute Section 316.192. The statute states that the crime of Reckless… Continue Reading -
Organized Retail Crime is Making its Way Across the United States
FLORIDA - According to a news article posted on pymnts.com, organized crime syndicates are taking advantage of more relaxed law enforcement due to the coronavirus pandemic and a weakening in anti-shoplifting laws to… Continue Reading -
Why You Should Request a DMV Hearing Immediately After a Florida DUI Arrest
In the State of Florida, when someone is arrested and charged with Driving Under the Influence (DUI), he or she will need to handle two separate legal matters. The first legal matter involves the suspension of the… Continue Reading -
Hit and Run, Leaving the Scene of an Accident Penalties in Florida
Leaving the Scene of an Accident Defense Lawyer in Florida According to Florida law, any driver who is involved in a motor vehicle collision is required by law to stop, provide any other motorists with contact and… Continue Reading -
What Happens During a DUI Traffic Stop in the State of Florida?
During a routine traffic stop in Florida, an intoxicated driver will be on a public roadway, and the driver will either break a traffic law, be driving recklessly, or cause an accident. A police officer will signal for… Continue Reading -
How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Criminal Defense Lawyer in Florida?
Facing a criminal charge can be a very stressful and terrifying moment for most people, especially if the accused has never been in legal trouble or has even faced the criminal justice system. Most people understand… Continue Reading