Suppose you were previously convicted of a felony in Florida or another state and want to travel abroad. In that case, you may wonder if you can leave the United States as a convicted felon – a reasonable question. If a…
Read MoreDUI Convictions and Employment Are you facing driving under the influence (DUI) charges under Section 316.193 of the Florida Statutes? If so, you probably have a lot of questions, especially if this is your first offense. Will you be found guilty? What will the fines…
Read MoreThe Fourth Amendment protects Americans from unreasonable stops, searches, and seizures. But what about unreasonable frisks? In recent headlines, “stop and frisk” laws have been stirring up controversy due to the gray legal area they sit in. The concept…
Read MoreCases of domestic violence can be tremendously emotional and legally complex. Often, a partner or family member is torn between bringing legal action against their abuser and seeing that person face serious consequences. However, a victim’s testimony or cooperation is not…
Read MoreIn Florida, it is illegal for an individual to possess, sell, or manufacture a controlled substance such as methamphetamine or marijuana. Possession is the most common type of drug crime and refers to the ownership of a drug in…
Read MoreWhen an individual pleads to a crime, they will sometimes be placed on probation instead of being handed a formal sentence. This arrangement requires a person to abide by certain conditions as established by the court as a way…
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