Implied consent laws are typically associated with forms of chemical testing, including but not limited to urine analysis, breathalyzers, and... Read More »
The state of Florida classifies solicitation as a misdemeanor for first-time offenders. While solicitation is most often associated with prostitution,... Read More »
Facing a cocaine possession charge is a serious matter that requires immediate attention from an experienced criminal defense attorney. Florida... Read More »
The crime of perjury is a serious offense in Florida. Under Florida Statutes Chapter 837, perjury is said to have... Read More »
Short answer? Yes. Anyone who willingly and/or knowingly attempted to procure or obtained property that is rightfully owned by another... Read More »
Under Florida Statutes Section 322.2616, law enforcement officers are allowed to test any underage individual suspected of alcohol use, regardless... Read More »
Drug trafficking is a serious charge, with Florida state and federal prosecutors taking an aggressive stance against alleged criminals in... Read More »
The terms ‘manslaughter’ and ‘murder’ are sometimes used interchangeably (and wrongly) by the general public. Understanding the difference between these... Read More »
Florida takes allegations of video voyeurism seriously, conducting aggressive and thorough investigations. Sometimes, these overly aggressive investigations can result in... Read More »
1. What Do I Say if the Officer Asks me Questions? Give them your name, license, and registration. Politely state... Read More »
